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Auto improve

Skill pablodiazjorge/prompt-forge/.github/skills/auto-improve

Drop-in toolkit that gives AI coding agents persistent memory across sessions. Agent Skills, cross-session learning loop, and knowledge persistence. Zero dependencies, no backend.

Install
npx -y skills add pablodiazjorge/prompt-forge --skill auto-improve

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What its author says it does

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Post-session learning loop. Use at the END of every coding iteration or when the user says "analyze this session", "what did we learn", "save lessons", or "run auto-improve". Reviews the chat for errors, fixes, API discoveries, and patterns. Cross-references with the issue registry to detect recurrence. Promotes confirmed patterns to user memory, repo memory, or new skills. NEVER invoke mid-task — only at natural stopping points.

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SKILL.md

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Auto-Improve (Legacy Wrapper)

⚠️ This skill has been split into two specialized roles. It is retained for backward compatibility with existing references. New sessions should use the individual skills directly.

What Changed

The original auto-improve skill combined two distinct responsibilities into one monolithic workflow. It has been split into:

RoleSkillWhen LoadedWhat It Does
Developerdeveloper/SKILL.mdBy default (always)Phases 1-3: scan chat → create/update issues in open/. NEVER promotes or touches skills.
AI Engineerai-engineer/SKILL.mdOn demand (subagent)Phases 4-6 + dedup + recategorization: review ALL issues → deduplicate → recategorize → promote to skills/memories → clean stale entries.

How to Use

  • Everyday tracking: The developer skill is loaded by default. It runs at the end of every iteration, recording issues in knowledge/issues/open/. You don't need to do anything — it works automatically.

  • Knowledge cleanup: When you want to organize accumulated issues, run the ai-engineer skill as a subagent. It will review all issues, deduplicate, recategorize, and promote confirmed patterns.

If you're reading this because an old reference triggered auto-improve, the agent will automatically redirect to developer for the current session's tracking needs. For promotion and cleanup, invoke ai-engineer explicitly.

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