experiment-miner
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Mines your recent conversations for latent experiments — moments where you said something that implies a concrete action, a measurable outcome, and a deadline, but didn't formally commit to it. Trigger when the user says "find my experiments", "what did I commit to", "mine my chats", "what should I be testing", "extract experiments", "what hunches do I have", or any variation of wanting to surface actionable experiments from past conversations. Also trigger when the user wants to review or update the status of experiments already tracked. Produces and maintains a spreadsheet of experiments with status tracking.
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