continuous-learning

You can extract reusable patterns by applying the continuous-learning skill via the Stop hook at the end of Claude Code sessions. It automatically analyzes session transcripts and stores the extracted patterns as learned skills for future reuse.

The Stop hook in Claude Code triggers automated session evaluation when a session ends. In this context, it runs pattern extraction to distill actionable insights from your session transcripts into reusable learned skills.

Extracted learned skills are stored under the ~/.claude/skills/learned/ directory. This allows for quick reuse and cross-session sharing of the actionable patterns pulled from your Claude Code transcripts.

Yes, pattern extraction is configurable. You can adjust thresholds and pattern categories via a config.json file to tailor how the Stop hook evaluates transcripts and extracts learned skills.

Yes, the skill relies on transcripts provided by Claude Code hooks. These transcripts are required to analyze the session and successfully persist the extracted learned patterns to the configured path.