extract-best-practiceslisted

Use this skill when a workflow repeated this session, wrapping up and wondering if anything should become a skill, or asked to extract best practices from this session. Mines the current session for repeated multi-step workflows, decision frameworks, or error-recovery patterns never explicitly captured via /ievo:evo. Cross-checks against installed skills/agents, then presents candidates for explicit selection before anything is authored — generalizable patterns become new skills/agents (reusing consolidate's package-authoring machinery); patterns too narrow to stand alone, or refining an existing skill/agent, route to /ievo:evo rather than reinventing overlay-writing. For a marketplace-worthy new package, optionally offers (explicit permission, never silent) to submit a distilled version upstream to ievo-ai/skills, mirroring evo/SKILL.md's upstream-escalation for a full package instead of a lesson. Distinct from /ievo:consolidate's entry-cluster mode, which only clusters already-captured overlay entries.
ievo-ai/skills · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 72

Install: claude install-skill ievo-ai/skills

# Extract Best Practices — Session Pattern Mining Mines the *current session* — not an overlay, not a file — for repeatable patterns nobody explicitly flagged, and turns the genuinely reusable ones into real, dispatchable skills or agents. Nothing is authored, edited, or posted anywhere without explicit approval at the relevant checkpoint. ## When to use - You notice you performed the same multi-step workflow more than once this session, and never ran `/ievo:evo` on it - You're wrapping up a session and wondering "should any of this become a skill?" - You hit the same error and recovered the same way more than once - You explicitly invoke `/ievo:extract-best-practices` ## When NOT to use — related but different tools | Situation | Better tool | |-----------|-------------| | You already know the lesson and just want it recorded | `/ievo:evo` — direct, explicit single-lesson capture | | `.ievo/evolution/project.md` already has accumulated `/evo`'d entries that look clustered | `/ievo:consolidate --root .ievo/evolution/project.md` — entry-cluster mode judges *already-captured* entries, not a live session | | You want to see what's already captured | `/ievo:overlay-status` | This skill's job ends where those begin: it finds patterns nobody captured yet, then hands off to the tool that actually owns writing (`/ievo:evo` for a lesson, this skill's own Phase 4 for a new package). ## Phase Overview ``` Phase 1 — Mining Scan the session for repeatable patterns Phase 2