claude-improve-config

To improve your Claude config after recurring errors, you can use a self-reflection skill that analyzes your session dialogue and proposes structured updates to CLAUDE.md, hooks, and reusable skills.

Updating CLAUDE.md rules is best handled by systematically reflecting on past sessions to identify misinterpretations and generating concrete, generalizable configuration proposals to avoid recurrence.

Yes, you can generate new hooks and skills by inspecting a session containing notable mistakes, which outputs structured improvement proposals emphasizing safety and generalization.

You need to run a self-review of your Claude configuration when you experience recurring misinterpretations, errors, or inefficient workflows during your sessions and want to prevent them.

No, the Claude config improvement proposal does not overfit to a single session; it emphasizes generalizable patterns and safety considerations to ensure broad applicability.

To apply changes safely, invoke the improvement command to generate a structured plan of CLAUDE.md updates, hooks, and skills, then review the proposal before applying changes.