instincts-updater

To extract patterns from SOMA evo-logs, the system analyzes the logs to surface recurring events and proposes new instincts. These proposals are grounded in real events for explicit human approval before any changes are made.

Yes, writing new instincts to an Obsidian vault requires explicit human approval. The workflow enforces a human-in-the-loop process, presenting proposals for review to prevent unauthorized self-modification of agents.

To prevent duplicate instincts in your vault, the workflow deduplicates proposals against existing instincts. This matching process ensures only unique, non-overlapping patterns are presented for final approval.

Yes, you can use multi-language trigger phrases for Obsidian instinct proposals. The system supports extracting and proposing patterns with triggers across multiple languages before appending them to the vault.

The best way to manage agent self-modification using evo-logs is through a human-approval workflow. The system proposes instincts from detected patterns, enforcing human-in-the-loop review to safely ground agent updates in real events.