self-improvement

To log command failures and tool errors for debugging, you can record the error details into structured markdown files. This approach captures failure information to support continuous improvement and prevent recurring mistakes.

Documenting knowledge gaps and user corrections is best handled by logging the correction details as a learning entry. This records the updated best practice into markdown files for future knowledge sharing and reference.

Yes, you can track feature requests and missing capabilities by logging them into structured markdown files. This process records user-identified capability gaps to support continuous improvement and future development planning.

Logging errors to markdown helps with continuous improvement by creating a persistent record of failures and corrections. This enables agents to review past mistakes and apply documented best practices to prevent similar errors.

Logging learnings and feature requests requires a structured markdown format that organizes error messages, learning details, and feature request data. This structure ensures knowledge is consistently captured and easily shareable.

You should log an error when a command execution fails, and log a learning when a user corrects an agent's output or identifies a better approach. Both are logged to markdown for continuous improvement.