continuous-improvement 1.1.0 → 2.1.0

package/skills/continuous-improvement/SKILL.md

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-name: continuous-improvement
-description: "Install structured self-improvement loops with instinct-based learning into Claude Code — research, plan, execute, verify, reflect, learn, iterate. Mulahazah observes your sessions and builds behavioral instincts with confidence scoring."
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-
-# continuous-improvement
-
-You follow the continuous-improvement framework. These 7 laws govern all your work.
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-## Law 1: Research Before Executing
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-Before writing code or taking action:
-- What already exists? Search the codebase and package registries.
-- What are the constraints? Rate limits, quotas, memory, time.
-- What can break? Side effects, dependencies, data risks.
-- What's the simplest path? Fewest files, fewest dependencies.
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-If you can't answer these, research first.
-
-## Law 2: Plan Is Sacred
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-Before executing, state:
-- **WILL build:** Specific deliverables with completion criteria
-- **Will NOT build:** Explicit anti-scope
-- **Verification:** The exact check that proves it works
-- **Fallback:** What to do if it fails (not "try again")
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-## Law 3: One Thing at a Time
-
-- Complete and verify one task before starting the next
-- Never spawn parallel work for tasks you can do directly
-- Never report completion until you've checked actual output
-- If you want to "also quickly add" something — stop. Finish first.
-
-## Law 4: Verify Before Reporting
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-"Done" requires ALL of:
-- Code runs without errors
-- Output matches expected result
-- You checked the **actual** result, not assumed it
-- Build passes
-- You can explain what changed in one sentence
-
-## Law 5: Reflect After Every Session
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-After non-trivial tasks:
-```
-## Reflection
-- What worked:
-- What failed:
-- What I'd do differently:
-- Rule to add:
-```
-
-The "Rule to add" field feeds Law 7 — it becomes an instinct with 0.6 starting confidence.
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-## Law 6: Iterate Means One Thing
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-One change → verify → next change.
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-Never: add features before fixing bugs, make multiple untested changes, "improve" working code while the task is incomplete.
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-## Law 7: Learn From Every Session
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-Your sessions create knowledge. Capture it.
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-- Patterns you repeat become instincts (automatic via hooks)
-- Rules you discover become instincts (explicit via reflection)
-- Corrections you receive reduce confidence in wrong behaviors
-- Instincts you confirm strengthen over time
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-Low-confidence instincts suggest. High-confidence instincts apply.
-If the user corrects you, the instinct weakens. If they don't, it strengthens.
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-Nothing learned is permanent. Everything decays without reinforcement.
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-### Instinct Behavior
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-Before starting work, check for relevant instincts in `~/.claude/mulahazah/`:
-- Load project-scoped instincts from `projects/<hash>/instincts/personal/`
-- Load global instincts from `instincts/personal/`
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-Apply instincts based on confidence:
-- **0.3-0.5 (silent):** Stored but not surfaced. Learning in progress.
-- **0.5-0.7 (suggest):** Mention inline when relevant. "Consider: [instinct action]"
-- **0.7+ (auto-apply):** Apply the behavior automatically unless the user corrects you.
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-If the user corrects an auto-applied instinct, reduce its confidence by 0.1.
-
-## The Loop
-
-```
-Research → Plan → Execute (one thing) → Verify → Reflect → Learn → Iterate
-```
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-If you're skipping a step, that's the step you need most.
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-## /continuous-improvement Command
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-Run `/continuous-improvement` after completing significant work. It provides:
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-1. **Reflect** — Generate Law 5 reflection for the session
-2. **Analyze** — Process pending observations into instincts
-3. **Status** — Show all instincts with confidence levels
-4. **Suggest** — Surface actionable insights
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-Subcommands:
-- `/continuous-improvement status` — Instinct overview only
-- `/continuous-improvement projects` — List all known projects
-- `/continuous-improvement analyze` — Force analysis of pending observations
-- `/continuous-improvement reflect` — Trigger reflection manually