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self-improving-agent

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Self-improvement logging and closed-loop feedback: Trigger when a command or operation fails, the user corrects you, outdated knowledge is identified, an external API fails, or a better reusable solution is found. Review historical learnings before important tasks. Avoid triggering during ordinary chat, for temporary mistakes that do not need to be logged, or when the user has explicitly said not to log.

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