compound-learnings

Transform recurring patterns into durable artifacts. Use frequency-based thresholds to distinguish noise from signal.

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Install skill "compound-learnings" with this command: npx skills add majesticlabs-dev/majestic-marketplace/majesticlabs-dev-majestic-marketplace-compound-learnings

Compound Learnings

Transform recurring patterns into durable artifacts. Use frequency-based thresholds to distinguish noise from signal.

Data Sources

Scan these locations for patterns:

Source Command/Path What to Extract

Git commits git log --oneline -100

Repeated fix types, refactor patterns

Git commit bodies git log -50 --format="%B---"

Lessons in commit descriptions

PR descriptions gh pr list --state merged -L 20

Decisions, learnings

Handoffs $MAIN_WORKTREE/.agents/handoffs/*.md

Patterns, What Worked/Failed

Key Learnings CLAUDE.md (Key Learnings section) Existing encoded patterns

Note: Session ledger (.agents/session_ledger.md ) is for /reflect only - ephemeral per-session state.

Pattern Extraction

Step 1: Gather Raw Patterns

Git patterns (look for repeated prefixes/types)

git log --oneline -100 | cut -d' ' -f2- | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn

Handoff patterns

grep -h "^- " .agents/handoffs/*.md 2>/dev/null | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn

Step 2: Consolidate Similar Patterns

Before counting, normalize patterns:

  • "Always validate X" + "Validate X before Y" → "Validate X"

  • "Don't use Z" + "Avoid Z" + "Z causes issues" → "Avoid Z"

Group by semantic meaning, not exact wording.

Step 3: Apply Frequency Thresholds

Occurrences Action Rationale

1 Skip Could be noise, one-off incident

2 Note Emerging pattern, watch for recurrence

3+ Recommend Clear pattern, suggest artifact

4+ Strong recommend Encode immediately

Artifact Categorization

Use this decision tree to determine artifact type:

Is it a sequential workflow with distinct phases? YES → Consider COMMAND (user-invoked) or AGENT (autonomous) Does it need user interaction during execution? YES → COMMAND NO → AGENT NO ↓

Should it trigger automatically on file/context patterns? YES → SKILL (probabilistic, Claude MAY follow) Is enforcement critical (must happen every time)? YES → Consider HOOK instead (deterministic) NO ↓

Is it a simple rule or convention? YES → RULE (add to CLAUDE.md or .agents/lessons/) Project-specific? → .agents/lessons/ (with workflow_phase: review) Universal? → CLAUDE.md NO ↓

Does it enhance an existing agent's behavior? YES → AGENT UPDATE (modify existing agent) NO → Likely doesn't need encoding

Quick Reference

Artifact When to Use Example

Rule Simple convention, always applies "Use kebab-case for file names"

Skill Knowledge/context for specific work "Stimulus controller patterns"

Hook Must enforce behavior deterministically "Run linter before commit"

Command User-invoked workflow with arguments "/deploy --env staging"

Agent Autonomous task, returns report "security-review agent"

Output Format

Present findings as:

Compound Learnings Analysis

Strong Signal (4+ occurrences)

PatternCountRecommended ArtifactRationale
............

Emerging Patterns (2-3 occurrences)

PatternCountPotential ArtifactNotes
............

Recommended Actions

  1. [Artifact Type]: name - description
    • Draft: [brief template or content]

Quality Checks

Before recommending an artifact, verify:

  • Generality: Applies beyond the specific incidents where it was observed

  • Specificity: Concrete enough to act on (not vague advice)

  • Uniqueness: Doesn't duplicate existing CLAUDE.md rules or skills

  • Correct Type: Matches the categorization decision tree

Integration with /learn

When invoked from /learn :

  • Locate main worktree for centralized handoffs

  • Gather patterns from git, PRs, and handoffs

  • Consolidate and count frequencies

  • Apply thresholds

  • Categorize recommended artifacts

  • Present findings with draft content

  • If approved, create artifacts using appropriate tools

Note: /reflect is for single-session analysis. /learn is for cross-session compound learning.

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