continuous-learning

You can extract reusable patterns from Claude Code session transcripts by running a Stop hook evaluator at the end of each session, which automatically identifies and saves valuable patterns as learned skills for future reuse.

A Stop hook captures learned skills by evaluating the session transcript when the Claude Code session ends, extracting reusable patterns, and persisting them directly to a local directory for future reference.

Yes, you need a configured Stop hook, access to the session transcript, and a local directory to persist learned skills before the automatic pattern extraction and saving process can operate.

Yes, you can configure specific thresholds and pattern categories for Claude Code session extraction by modifying the config.json file to customize how the Stop hook evaluates and saves learned skills.

Extracted Claude Code session patterns are stored as learned skills in the ~/.claude/skills/learned/ directory, ensuring they remain locally persisted and easily accessible for future reuse across sessions.

Automating skill creation from Claude Code sessions is best achieved by configuring a Stop hook to evaluate session transcripts upon exit, automatically extracting reusable patterns and persisting them as learned skills locally.