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botte-learn

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Guidance for upstream recorded-session analysis and proposed correction rules (scan, apply, status). Use to investigate recurring failure patterns; validate each proposed rule before applying it. Not for loop distillation (agent-intel), structural code detection or governed long-term memory (memory-hub).

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botte-learn — from repeated failures to correction rules

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Purpose

Scans session logs, extracts observed failure patterns, and proposes learned rules for review and possible application. A proposed rule is not proof that the recurring error is fixed; validate its effect against observed cases.

python -m skills.botte_learn.cli scan
python -m skills.botte_learn.cli apply
python -m skills.botte_learn.cli status

When NOT to use

  • You want the loop distilled rather than the failures corrected — use agent_intel.
  • The smell is in the code structure, not in a session — use the code_* detectors.
  • You want durable, revocable memory — use memory_hub.

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