kli-reflection

Analyze structured observation data to evaluate pattern effectiveness and update knowledge bases.

26|3|Updated Jul 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kleisli-io/kli --skill kli-reflection
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: kli-reflection
Source: https://github.com/kleisli-io/kli/tree/main/plugin/skills/kli-reflection
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kleisli-io/kli --skill kli-reflection

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill addresses the challenge of systematically learning from AI task execution by providing a structured framework for evaluating pattern effectiveness and updating knowledge bases based on concrete evidence.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Evidence-Based Learning: Ensures all pattern evaluations are grounded in observable task data, moving beyond subjective opinions.
  • Pattern Evaluation: Provides clear criteria and methodology for classifying patterns as helpful, harmful, or neutral based on observed outcomes.
  • Harm Signal Tiers: Defines distinct levels of harm with corresponding response actions, from auto-correction to flagging for review.
  • New Pattern Discovery: Guides the identification and documentation of novel, reusable approaches encountered during task execution.
  • Use Case: After an AI agent attempts to refactor code using a new pattern, this Skill analyzes the observations from that task to determine if the pattern saved time, introduced errors, or was ineffective, then updates the agent's knowledge base accordingly.

Quick Start

Use the kli-reflection skill to analyze the observations from the last task and update pattern effectiveness ratings.

Frequently Asked Questions about kli-reflection

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I evaluate AI agent performance after task execution?

You can evaluate AI agent performance by applying structured retrospective analysis to observation data from task execution. This evidence-based learning approach classifies pattern effectiveness as helpful, harmful, or neutral to objectively assess outcomes.

What is evidence-based learning for AI pattern evaluation?

Evidence-based learning for AI pattern evaluation is a framework that grounds all assessments of decision-making heuristics in concrete, observable task data. It moves beyond subjective opinions by requiring structured observation data to classify outcomes.

How do I update my AI knowledge base from task outcomes?

You can update your AI knowledge base from task outcomes by analyzing structured observations to determine if applied patterns saved time, introduced errors, or were ineffective. This process refines decision-making heuristics and operational playbooks continuously.

How do harm signal tiers work in AI operations?

Harm signal tiers in AI operations define distinct levels of operational harm with corresponding response actions, ranging from auto-correction to flagging for human review. They provide clear criteria for classifying AI patterns as helpful, harmful, or neutral.

Do I need structured observation data to evaluate AI patterns?

Yes, you need structured observation data to evaluate AI patterns effectively. Evidence-based pattern evaluation requires concrete task data and defined harm signal tiers to objectively assess whether an AI approach was helpful, harmful, or neutral.

What is the best way to discover new AI patterns during task execution?

The best way to discover new AI patterns during task execution is by analyzing structured observation data to identify and document novel, reusable approaches. This retrospective analysis ensures new patterns are grounded in concrete evidence before updating the knowledge base.