evo-auto-enable

You can automatically capture user corrections for continuous project improvement by enabling an auto-evolution mode that stores feedback in project-specific directories without requiring manual intervention. Use the /ievo:evo-auto-enable command to activate it.

Auto-evolution mode is a continuous quality assurance process that automatically records user corrections during active sessions. It stores this feedback locally within your project directory to support later review and project evolution.

To enable auto-evolution mode for your project directory, simply execute the /ievo:evo-auto-enable command. This automatically configures the local settings to start capturing user corrections for subsequent review.

Yes, you need write access to your project directory to use automatic correction capture. The feature also requires a POSIX shell or Write tool to store settings locally and ensure project portability.

After enabling auto-evolution, you can review captured user corrections by running the /ievo:evo command. This allows you to assess the stored feedback for continuous quality assurance and project evolution.

Yes, you can disable auto-evolution mode after capturing user corrections. The system offers user-friendly commands to turn off the automatic capture feature, halting the storage of further session feedback.