continuous-learning

You can automatically extract reusable patterns from Claude coding sessions by running a Stop hook at session end. This analyzes the transcript, identifies error resolutions and debugging techniques, and writes them as new skills to a designated directory.

Configuring the minimum session length for extracting code session patterns requires a JSON configuration file. This file allows you to set minimum message counts and pattern types so the Stop hook only analyzes substantial transcripts.

Yes, you need jq installed to run continuous learning hooks for Claude transcripts. The Bash script depends on jq to parse the session transcript data and identify project-specific conventions before writing extracted skills.

The best way to save debugging techniques from a coding session for future projects is using a Stop hook to evaluate the full transcript. It automatically generates and stores identified error resolution steps as reusable skills in a designated directory.

Yes, you can set an ignore list to filter out specific patterns when extracting skills from transcripts. The configurable JSON file supports ignore lists alongside minimum session length and pattern types to customize extraction behavior.

Patterns are not extracted from short Claude code sessions because the Bash script respects a configurable minimum message count. If the transcript does not meet this threshold in the JSON configuration, the Stop hook skips the extraction process.