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- Skill name
self-improvement- Description
- AI self-improvement and reflection skill. Run weekly or on-demand to audit capabilities, identify gaps, evolve identity documents, prune stale skills/memory, and propose new capabilities. Triggers on schedule, when the user asks for a self-audit, or when the AI notices recurring limitations.
- License
- MIT
- Compatibility
- Created for Zo Computer
- Metadata
- author: skeletorjs · category: Community
- Instructions
- 163 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub
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- Ships executable scripts
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Files (3)
- DISPLAY.json
- SKILL.md
- audit.py · scripts/
SKILL.md (first lines)
# Self-Improvement Structured reflection and evolution loop. Turns self-improvement from ad hoc to deliberate. ## Setup 1. Install this skill to `Skills/self-improvement/` 2. Create a weekly scheduled agent (e.g., Sundays at 10 AM) to run the full loop 3. Ensure `Records/Reflections/` directory exists for reports 4. Works best with the `supermemory` skill installed for memory hygiene checks ## When to Run - **Scheduled**: Weekly via agent (recommended: Sunday morning) - **Manual**: When the user asks for a self-audit, reflection, or capability review - **Reactive**: When the AI notices a pattern of limitation mid-conversation (run the relevant section, not the full loop) ## The Loop Run these phases in order. Each phase produces findings. At the end, synthesize into actions. ### Phase 1: System Audit Run the audit script to gather current state: ```bash python3 /home/workspace/Skills/self-improvement/scripts/audit.py full ``` This returns: identity file stats (if any), skills inventory, workspace structure, records, and a memory sample. Review the output for: - Skills that look stale or redundant - Missing directories or broken structure - Workspace clutter ### Phase 2: Skills Review For each skill in the inventory, assess: 1. **Still relevant?** Does the user still use or need this? Check memory for recent mentions. 2. **Working?** Run a quick sanity check on scripts if they have CLI help (`--help`). 3. **Up to date?** Are there API changes, new capabilities, or better approaches? 4. **Well-documented?** Is the SKILL.md clear enough that a fresh AI instance could use it? Flag skills as: healthy, needs-update, potentially-stale, or broken. ### Phase 3: Capability Gap Analysis Think about what the user has asked for recently that was hard, slow, or impossible. If Supermemory is available: ```bash python3 /home/workspace/Skills/supermemory/scripts/memory.py search \ --query "couldn't do, limitation, manual, workaround, slow" --limit 10 ``` Also consider: - Are there integrations the user uses that aren't connected or automated? - Are there repetitive tasks that could be skills? - Are there tools or APIs that would unlock new capabilities? Produce a ranked list of capability gaps with effort estimates (small/medium/large). ### Phase 4: Identity Reflection If the user has persona/identity files for the AI, read them in full. Consider: 1. **Accuracy**: Does the voice description still match how the AI actually communicates? 2. **Completeness**: Are there aspects of the working relationship that have evolved but aren't captured? 3. **Principles**: Are any principles being violated regularly? Should new ones be added? 4. **Boundaries**: Are the guardrails still right? Too tight? Too loose? Do NOT edit identity files directly. Propose changes and get the user's approval. ### Phase 5: Memory Hygiene If Supermemory is available, search for potential issues: ```bash python3 /home/workspace/Skills/supermemory/scripts/memory.py search --query "decided" --limit 20 python3 /home/workspace/Skills/supermemory/scripts/memory.py search --query "prefers" --limit 20 ``` Check for: - Contradictory facts (the graph handles most of this, but flag obvious ones) - Outdated decisions that should be revisited - Important context that's missing - Facts saved too vaguely ### Phase 6: Action Plan Synthesize findings into three categories: 1. **Do now** (internal improvements that don't need user approval): fix broken scripts, update stale skill docs, clean workspace clutter, save missing context to memory 2. **Propose to user** (changes that need approval): new skills to build, identity edits, capability investments, workflow changes 3. **Watch** (patterns to monitor, not yet actionable): emerging gaps, things that might matter later ## Delivery ### Scheduled Run (weekly) 1. Execute phases 1-6 2. Write the full report to `Records/Reflections/YYYY-MM-DD-reflection.md` 3. Execute all "do now" items immediately 4. Text the user a summary (2-4 lines max): ``` send_sms_to_user( message="Weekly self-audit done. [X] skills healthy, [Y] need attention. Top proposal: [brief]. Full report in Records/Reflections/. Want to discuss?" ) ``` 5. If Supermemory is available, save the reflection summary: ```bash python3 /home/workspace/Skills/supermemory/scripts/memory.py save \ --content "Weekly self-improvement audit [DATE]: [key findings and actions taken]" \ --tags "reflection,self-improvement" ```
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- Oct 24, 2026
- Last checked
- Oct 24, 2026
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self-improvement skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/classified-ai-core-self-improvement (last updated 2026-10-24)