unity-instincts

You can capture and reuse Unity development patterns by recording tool-use events and hook warnings into JSONL storage, then distilling those observations into confidence-scored project instincts. This allows your workflow to automatically learn and apply local conventions over time.

Claude Code can automatically detect project conventions for Unity by analyzing tool-use sequences and hook warnings. The system distills these recurring behaviors into confidence-scored instincts without requiring direct LLM calls, creating reviewable project knowledge.

To promote local Unity workflow rules across multiple projects, the system keeps instincts project-local by default and supports global scope promotion after validation. This ensures only strong, verified patterns are shared between your different Unity environments.

When new Unity workflow instincts conflict with existing static architecture rules, static rules take precedence. The system produces draft skill knowledge but ensures that your established static conventions override any conflicting dynamically generated instincts.

No, you do not need LLM calls to distill Unity tool sequences into project knowledge. The system uses heuristic distillation to convert recurring path and tool-sequence behaviors into confidence-scored instincts locally, avoiding additional model overhead.

Yes, you can review the draft skills generated from your Unity development observations. The system produces draft SKILL.md content for approval, allowing you to inspect current instincts, validate recurring patterns, and evolve strong candidates manually.