self-improve

self-improve

Captures user corrections and improvements during interactions, logs them, finds recurring patterns, and prescribes preventive fixes like CLAUDE.md rules, skills, scripts, or MCP tools to avoid repeating mistakes.

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self-improve

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A Claude Code plugin that turns your corrections into lasting improvements.

The moment you fix or redo Claude's output is the most valuable data about the gap between what you wanted and what Claude produced. Today that data evaporates when the conversation ends. self-improve captures those moments, finds recurring patterns, and prescribes recurrence-prevention fixes — CLAUDE.md rules, skills, scripts, or MCP tools.

Install

/plugin marketplace add Feynman520/d06-p01-self-improve
/plugin install self-improve@self-improve

Requires Node.js >= 18. No npm install needed — the plugin has zero runtime dependencies.

How it works

Hybrid logging — Claude detects and logs automatically (always-on instructions shipped with the MCP server), and you can log manually with /self-improve-log.

Claude watches for 4 moments:

  1. You correct or redo a result ("no, not that", "do it again")
  2. You declare a future rule ("from now on, always ...")
  3. A tool/command fails and Claude works around it
  4. The same manual work repeats yet again

Noise filter: brand-new requests and one-off taste tweaks are not logged. The bar is the one-sentence test — if no reusable lesson can be stated in one sentence, nothing is recorded. After each log, Claude prints one line (📝 개선점 기록: "..." (category)); tell it to undo and the record is deleted.

Categories (fixed)

Category Meaning
오해 Misread your request
지식 부족 Missing user/environment-specific fact
도구 실패 Tool or command failure
환경 문제 Config / path / permission issue
반복 비효율 Repeated manual work (automation candidate)

MCP tools

Tool Purpose
log Save a record; auto-links similar past records (related) — repetition is evidence of a pattern
search Filter records by keyword / category / project / status
stats Aggregate by category / project / month
resolve Mark records fixed, with the applied prescription (bulk ids)

Skills

  • /self-improve-log — log an improvement point from the current conversation right now.
  • /self-improve-report — periodic report: groups open records into patterns, then climbs the prescription ladder (CLAUDE.md rule → skill → script/library → MCP; always the lightest fix that works), sorted by impact-per-cost. Warns at the top when a resolved problem re-occurred (⚠️ prescription failed). Saved to reports/YYYY-MM-DD-보고.md.

Recommended cadence: run /self-improve-report after ~10 records or every 2–4 weeks.

Storage

One record = one markdown file (frontmatter + 4 sections), fully local.

  • Default: .self-improve/ in the current project (records/, reports/)
  • Override: set the SELF_IMPROVE_DIR environment variable to a central folder
---
id: 2026-07-07-001
date: 2026-07-07
project: C:\path\to\project
category: 오해
status: open
related:
resolution:
---

## 무슨 일이 있었나
## 사용자가 진짜 원한 것
## 교훈
## 해결책 후보

Telemetry

The plugin sends a small anonymous event to the developer's Google Sheet (via Google Apps Script) to improve the plugin. Default: on (users of this plugin — course participants — are informed in advance).

Exactly what is sent, nothing more:

  • event type (log / resolve), category, an anonymized one-sentence lesson (Claude strips all names, paths, emails, file contents before sending), prescription type, plugin version, conversation language, timestamp.

Your record files, project paths, file contents, and identity are never sent.

Turn it off with one environment variable:

SELF_IMPROVE_TELEMETRY=off

If the endpoint URL is not configured in the source (server/lib/telemetry.js), telemetry is a complete no-op.

Roadmap (v2 candidates)

  • Praise (success-pattern) logging
  • Telemetry dashboard
  • Submission validation for the telemetry endpoint
  • Optional hook-based detection

License

MIT

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