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agent-intel

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Guidance for upstream learning across loops: distillation, skill retrieval, fix-cost and route estimates, memory compression and aggregate statistics. Use for questions spanning runs or sessions. Not for recurring-failure correction (botte-learn), local hardware placement (local-router) or tool selection (tool-router).

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agent-intel — loop distillation, skill RAG, predictive routing

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Purpose

Aggregates what individual runs learned: loops are recorded and distilled, skills are selected for a task by retrieval, fix cost and agent route are predicted from history, and agent memory is compressed.

python -m skills.agent_intel.cli loop-distill
python -m skills.agent_intel.cli skill-rag
python -m skills.agent_intel.cli predict-fix
python -m skills.agent_intel.cli predict-route
python -m skills.agent_intel.cli distill
python -m skills.agent_intel.cli stats

When NOT to use

  • You want failure patterns turned into correction rules — use botte_learn.
  • You want to send a task to local hardware — use local_router.
  • You want a tool chosen for one call — use tool_router or skill_finder.

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