continuous-learning

To capture and reuse coding patterns, run the continuous-learning skill at the end of your session. It guides you to identify non-trivial findings and uses internal commands like /learn to systematically consolidate them into reusable knowledge.

Turning recurring workflows into reusable skills requires explicit user input on the identified patterns. The skill utilizes the /skill-create command to generate new, reusable skill templates from these recurring workflows for future use.

Yes, you can use this skill to organize knowledge management for post-session development. It saves captured patterns into organized directories, ensuring easy access and promotion of consolidated tooling within the corbat-coco environment.

Yes, you need to manually input non-trivial findings to build reusable tooling. The skill requires explicit user input on identified solutions rather than automatically extracting them from your session logs.

You should not use continuous-learning for pattern consolidation when your findings are trivial or standard documentation lookups. The skill specifically targets non-trivial findings, complex debugging solutions, and recurring workflows that warrant future reuse.