skill-evolution
Skill Evolution Manager
Enables skills to automatically improve based on usage patterns, user edits, and success rates. Provides version control with safe rollback capability.
Overview
- Reviewing how skills are performing across sessions
- Identifying patterns in user edits to skill outputs
- Applying learned improvements to skill templates
- Rolling back problematic skill changes
- Tracking skill version history and success rates
Quick Reference
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/ork:skill-evolution |
Show evolution report for all skills |
/ork:skill-evolution analyze <skill-id> |
Analyze specific skill patterns |
/ork:skill-evolution evolve <skill-id> |
Review and apply suggestions |
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