Label recent skill runs as gold or negative for GEPA optimization data.
npx skills add https://github.com/ncy08/clear-claude-code --skill label-example
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: label-example Source: https://github.com/ncy08/clear-claude-code/tree/main/tools/skills/label-example Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ncy08/clear-claude-code --skill label-example
Label a recent skill run as golden (gold) or negative for GEPA optimization data.
Label the most recent skill run as golden or negative using the slash command, and store the resulting example under tools/optimization/examples/<skill-name>/<label>/.
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To label skill sessions for GEPA optimization, select a specific session or use the most recent run, assign a golden or negative label, and persist the example to the optimization corpus for downstream training and analysis.
Golden and negative labels in GEPA optimization data distinguish successful skill runs from poor ones, enabling downstream compilation to learn from positive examples while avoiding negative patterns during training.
Yes, you can add optional notes to accompany the label when classifying a skill run, providing additional context that is stored alongside the session data in the optimization examples directory.
You can specify a particular session ID to label instead of defaulting to the most recent run, allowing targeted selection of specific skill executions for GEPA optimization data collection.
Labeled skill examples are stored under tools/optimization/examples/<skill-name>/<label>/, structuring the data so the label type pairs directly with the session data for downstream GEPA training.
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