evo-auto-enablelisted

Use this skill when the user wants to capture lessons automatically without invoking /ievo:evo explicitly — trigger words "turn on auto evolution", "auto-evolve", "capture lessons automatically", "evo auto on", "evolve without asking". Enables auto-evolution mode for this project — iEvo accumulates "corrections from the user" as evolution candidates during a session and surfaces them for review via /ievo:evo. Sets the project-local flag `.ievo/evo-auto.flag` and prepares the pending-candidate queue at `.ievo/evolution-candidates/`. Asks whether to also capture tool failures/denials (opt-in, scrubbed for privacy). Auto-mode writes ONLY unambiguous project-wide overlays; ambiguous or user-level matches are parked for manual review, never written silently.
ievo-ai/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72

Install: claude install-skill ievo-ai/skills

# Evo Auto Enable — turn on auto-evolution mode Switches on **auto-evolution mode** for this project: iEvo watches for **corrections from the user** during a session and accumulates them as evolution candidates, so lessons get captured without the user explicitly running `/ievo:evo`. The mode is a project-local setting (lives in `.ievo/evo-auto.flag`), so it survives sessions and — if committed — is shared with teammates in the same repo, exactly like `/ievo:debug-on`'s flag. Enabled here, disabled with `/ievo:evo-auto-disable`. ## Scope of this mode (read before enabling) Auto-evolution is deliberately conservative — it never guesses at a silent write: - **Signal:** always **corrections from the user** — semantic, agent-judged ("actually, do X not Y"; "no, we always Z here"). Optionally, ALSO **tool failures and permission denials** (`PostToolUseFailure` / `PermissionDenied`; on Codex, which has neither event, the closest true analog is approval **requests** via `PermissionRequest` — a narrower signal, disclosed as such in Step 3.6) — a purely mechanical signal captured verbatim with no agent judgment involved, opt-in via Step 2's `AskUserQuestion`, scrubbed for privacy before it ever touches disk. Off by default (`signal: corrections-only`); an absent or pre-existing flag with no `signal:` line behaves the same way. - **Auto-write is project-wide only.** A candidate is written to the overlay automatically **only** when its scope is unambiguously **p