aif-evolve

Analyze project patches and codebase patterns to generate skill-context rules.

Updated May 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/vulikjulik/DeepLom --skill aif-evolve-vulikjulik
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Skill: aif-evolve
Source: https://github.com/vulikjulik/DeepLom/tree/main/.opencode/skills/aif-evolve
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/vulikjulik/DeepLom --skill aif-evolve-vulikjulik

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Generic out-of-the-box AI Factory skills do not account for project-specific patterns, past mistakes, and coding conventions, leading to repeated errors and suboptimal AI performance when working on your codebase.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Patch Analysis: Extracts actionable prevention rules from past project patches (bug fixes, mistakes) to stop recurring issues from happening again.
  • Convention Alignment: Scans your project's linter configs, error handling patterns, and file structure to align skill instructions with your team's actual standards.
  • Skill-Context Updates: Automatically writes project-specific rules to the correct skill-context files, making your AI smarter with every run without modifying base skill files.
  • Use Case: If your team frequently introduces null reference errors when accessing optional database relations, this skill will add a guard rule to the relevant AI Factory skill to check for nullable fields before access, eliminating the same bug from future work.

Quick Start

Invoke the aif-evolve skill with your target skill name or the argument "all" to analyze your project's patches and codebase conventions, then automatically update your installed AI Factory skills with project-specific rules to reduce recurring mistakes.

Frequently Asked Questions about aif-evolve

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I stop AI from repeating the same coding mistakes on my project?

To stop AI from repeating coding mistakes, you can analyze project patches to extract actionable prevention rules. This process updates AI skill-context files with guard rules, ensuring past bug fixes inform future AI-generated code without modifying base files.

What is self-improving AI and how does it align with codebase conventions?

Self-improving AI aligns with codebase conventions by scanning linter configs, error handling patterns, and file structures. It generates project-specific rules that make AI smarter incrementally, aligning outputs with your team's actual standards.

How do I update AI skills with project-specific rules from patch files?

You update AI skills by invoking an evolution process that analyzes patch files and extracts prevention points. It writes these project-specific rules directly into skill-context files, adding traceable guard rules based on evidence from your patches.

Can I evolve all installed AI Factory skills at once using codebase analysis?

Yes, you can evolve all installed AI Factory skills at once by passing an argument to analyze your codebase patterns and patches. This performs a full evolution, updating all compatible skills with project-specific prevention rules simultaneously.

Does evolving AI skills modify the original base skill files?

No, evolving AI skills does not modify the original base skill files. It automatically writes project-specific rules to separate skill-context files, ensuring all improvements are layered on top without altering the foundational skill instructions.

What's the best way to prevent recurring null reference errors in AI generated code?

The best way to prevent recurring null reference errors is to analyze past bug fix patches. This extracts a guard rule that checks for nullable fields before access, adding it to the relevant AI skill to eliminate future occurrences.