curiosity-auto-trigger

Automating skill installation for detected capability gaps requires wiring a curiosity engine to auto-trigger ClawHub installs. This skill prioritizes identified gaps, automatically installing suitable skills in staging or production to accelerate autonomous workflows.

Gap detection prioritizes auto-installs using a priority ranking model that evaluates low, medium, and high urgency. It automatically installs suitable skills for low and medium priority gaps while escalating high priority gaps for manual deliberation.

Yes, you can safely auto-install skills in production using built-in safety controls. The system includes flood prevention, a kill-switch, and deliberate gating to ensure gap-based auto-trigger actions avoid undesired changes.

Yes, you need jq and node installed along with clawhub and bc to run the curiosity-driven autonomy loop. These dependencies support the script execution, priority ranking, and autonomy metrics tracking required for auto-triggering skill installations.

Measuring autonomy impact involves tracking autonomy metrics scores before and after skill installations. The system records these scores automatically via the curiosity engine integration to evaluate how well the newly installed skills resolve capability gaps.

The auto-trigger loop prevents flooding ClawHub with installations through integrated flood prevention safety controls. This mechanism deliberately gates gap-based auto-installs to avoid overwhelming the system and prevent undesired changes to your environment.