instincts

To review learned patterns with confidence scores, run the /learn command to extract instincts and render a domain-grouped dashboard. It reads from project.yaml and surfaces recurring patterns grouped by domain for governance reviews.

Pattern evolution identifies recurring project patterns ready for updates. Tracking learned instincts with last-learned timestamps and confidence scores helps governance teams understand what the project has learned and where to target improvements across code and tests.

You can group project instincts by domain by rendering the instincts dashboard. This surfaces per-instinct confidence scores and last-learned timestamps, allowing you to pinpoint specific recurring patterns ready for evolution across different project areas.

Yes, you can use domain-grouping for pattern discovery without external dependencies. The skill operates independently by reading learned instincts from the local project.yaml file and rendering a governance dashboard for targeted improvements.

The best way to surface last-learned timestamps for governance reviews is running the /learn command. It reads project.yaml, renders a domain-grouped dashboard, and displays confidence scores alongside timestamps to track pattern evolution over time.

Low confidence scores on the instincts dashboard indicate recently learned or infrequently encountered domain patterns. The dashboard surfaces these confidence scores to help teams identify which recurring patterns need further validation before evolution.