session-intelligence-harvester

To save session learnings into permanent organizational intelligence, you can use a session analysis tool that extracts interactions, classifies learning types, and encodes them into your knowledge base. This prevents one-time fixes from being lost over time.

Documenting session learnings to prevent recurring mistakes involves analyzing session interactions, classifying corrections and patterns, and updating your organizational intelligence files. This creates a permanent record of what was learned and where it was encoded.

Routing classified learnings to specific organizational components uses routing tables to identify target files like CLAUDE.md, Constitution, or Agents. The system reads these files, generates updates, and commits changes to encode the learnings permanently.

Yes, you can automatically update RII components based on session analysis. The process reads target files identified by routing tables, generates the necessary updates, and commits the changes to ensure learnings are encoded directly into your components.

A Process Harvester Record (PHR) documents what was learned by capturing the extracted session intelligence and recording exactly where those learnings were encoded within the RII components. This creates an auditable trail of organizational knowledge updates.