continuous-learning

Pattern extraction analyzes your coding sessions across Android, iOS, and Kotlin Multiplatform to identify reusable patterns. Use the /learn command after development work to automatically discover layout patterns, testing strategies, and architectural approaches, storing them in .claude/instincts/ for future reuse.

Yes, pattern extraction works across Android, iOS, and Kotlin Multiplatform. The skill analyzes sessions from all three platforms and builds a unified pattern library, enabling you to apply consistent coding approaches and solutions learned from one platform to another.

Extracted patterns are stored in .claude/instincts/ and automatically clustered into related skills through the /evolve command. Related patterns group together to form evolving skills you can apply across future projects, accelerating development and improving consistency.

Use the /instinct-status command to view all learned patterns stored in your .claude/instincts/ directory. This shows extracted coding approaches and solutions from previous sessions, helping you track pattern evolution and reuse opportunities across projects.

Yes, pattern extraction captures both design and testing patterns. It learns layout patterns alongside testing strategies and architectural approaches from your sessions, creating a comprehensive library applicable to new modules and features.