continuous-learning

To automate pattern extraction from Claude Code sessions, configure a Stop hook in your settings to trigger an end-of-session evaluation that captures error resolutions and best practices into reusable learned skills.

Learned skills are repeatable patterns extracted from Claude Code sessions, such as error resolutions and best practices, saved to a designated directory at ~/.claude/skills/learned/ for future reuse across coding projects.

Yes, a config.json file is required to tune thresholds and enable or disable the automation behavior that controls how actionable patterns are identified and saved from your coding sessions.

Yes, you can automatically capture error resolutions and user corrections from debugging sessions by applying an end-of-session evaluation script that extracts these actionable patterns into reusable learned skills.

Extracted coding patterns and best practices are saved to the standard learned-skills directory at ~/.claude/skills/learned/ to ensure easy reuse and sharing across future coding projects and workflow automation tasks.

You should avoid end-of-session evaluation for workflow automation if your coding sessions are highly exploratory without repeatable patterns, or if you lack the required Stop hook trigger and config.json thresholds to control extraction behavior.