instinct-review

To manage learned instincts, you can review extracted patterns interactively and choose to promote, remove, or keep each entry. This ensures outdated or low-confidence patterns do not influence future sessions.

You can remove unwanted AI assistant preferences by deleting specific instinct files or clearing the entire .claude/instincts directory store. This prevents noisy or incorrect patterns from affecting future behavior.

Promoting a learned instinct works by setting its confidence value to 1.0 and adding a pinned tag, which ensures the pattern always applies to future sessions and maintains consistent assistant behavior.

Yes, you can list all extracted preferences to review simple metadata such as confidence levels and last seen timestamps. This allows you to evaluate each pattern before promoting or removing it.

You should review and curate learned AI assistant patterns when session-derived preferences accumulate outdated or noisy data. Regular curation keeps the assistant's behavior aligned with your current preferences.

Yes, the instinct-review skill supports batch operations to list all instincts, promote specific patterns, delete individual files, or clear the entire .claude/instincts directory store at once.