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Skill Reflect: A Concept for Automated AI Skill Mastery
Let’s be real for a second: most of us are using AI all wrong. We send a prompt, get a "meh" answer, and then spend twenty minutes fixing it ourselves. That’s not a workflow; that’s just a digital chore. I wanted to see if I could push Claude further—to see if I could build a system that actually learns and refines itself. That’s how the Claude-Reflect-System (Skill Reflect) was born.
But here’s the thing: this isn’t some polished, final product. It’s a concept. It’s a blueprint. I’ve built the foundation of a recursive reflection loop that forces the AI to step back, look at its work, and act as its own harshest critic. It identifies the "skill delta"—the gap between "okay" and "mastery"—and closes it. This logic isn't just for Claude; you can grab this architecture and drop it right into codex-cli, terminal agents, or whatever stack you're building.
I’m a big believer in the law of causality. Action, reaction. Cause and effect. If you control the cause—the way the AI thinks about its mistakes—you dictate the effect: a perfected skill. This is a playground for builders who are tired of stochastic guessing. I want you to take this. Fork it. Break it. Make it better. This is an open invitation to the community to take this reflection loop and see how far we can push the boundaries of agentic reasoning. Whether you're building Claude Code plugins or just want to automate your self-learning, the code is there for you to smash. Stop accepting the first draft. Let’s build something that actually thinks.
https://github.com/haddock-development/claude-reflect-system
#Skills #ClaudeCode #ClaudeCodeSkills #ClaudeCodePlugins #ClaudeCodeMarketplace #CodexCLI #AI #SelfLearning #Automation #OpenSource #LLM #Reasoning #Causality #Matrix #Concept
Let’s be real for a second: most of us are using AI all wrong. We send a prompt, get a "meh" answer, and then spend twenty minutes fixing it ourselves. That’s not a workflow; that’s just a digital chore. I wanted to see if I could push Claude further—to see if I could build a system that actually learns and refines itself. That’s how the Claude-Reflect-System (Skill Reflect) was born.
But here’s the thing: this isn’t some polished, final product. It’s a concept. It’s a blueprint. I’ve built the foundation of a recursive reflection loop that forces the AI to step back, look at its work, and act as its own harshest critic. It identifies the "skill delta"—the gap between "okay" and "mastery"—and closes it. This logic isn't just for Claude; you can grab this architecture and drop it right into codex-cli, terminal agents, or whatever stack you're building.
I’m a big believer in the law of causality. Action, reaction. Cause and effect. If you control the cause—the way the AI thinks about its mistakes—you dictate the effect: a perfected skill. This is a playground for builders who are tired of stochastic guessing. I want you to take this. Fork it. Break it. Make it better. This is an open invitation to the community to take this reflection loop and see how far we can push the boundaries of agentic reasoning. Whether you're building Claude Code plugins or just want to automate your self-learning, the code is there for you to smash. Stop accepting the first draft. Let’s build something that actually thinks.
https://github.com/haddock-development/claude-reflect-system
#Skills #ClaudeCode #ClaudeCodeSkills #ClaudeCodePlugins #ClaudeCodeMarketplace #CodexCLI #AI #SelfLearning #Automation #OpenSource #LLM #Reasoning #Causality #Matrix #Concept