continuous-learning

You can automatically extract reusable patterns from Claude Code sessions by using a Stop hook that analyzes session transcripts to identify error resolutions, debugging techniques, and project-specific solutions, saving them as new skills.

Yes, you can configure the minimum session length and extraction sensitivity thresholds via the config.json file to control when and how aggressively the tool analyzes your session transcripts.

The tool identifies error resolutions, user corrections, workarounds, debugging techniques, and project-specific solutions from your transcripts, saving them as new skills in a designated directory.

Automatic skill generation works by analyzing your session transcript when it ends, extracting the successful resolution steps, and saving them as a new skill so you can quickly access the solution for similar future issues.

Yes, you can customize the extraction process by specifying pattern types to ignore in the configuration, ensuring only relevant code snippets and debugging techniques are saved as learned skills.

No external dependencies are required to run session analysis; the tool operates using its internal scripts and references, triggered automatically as a Stop hook within your existing environment.