Stop losing what your agents learn.

AutoSkills watches your Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex sessions and turns what they learn into reviewed, committed skills — AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules — written for you. Nothing ever leaves your machine.

$ autoskills scan
found cursor (214 sessions) · claude code (89 sessions)
distilling 12 new sessions…
3 suggested skills — run autoskills review

the loop

how it works

  1. capture

    adapters read the session stores your tools already write — no hooks to configure, no proxy in the way.

  2. distill

    an llm pass hunts for corrections, repeated rediscovery, and failure-then-fix sequences. no evidence, no suggestion.

  3. review

    one to five suggestions a day, each with the transcript excerpts that justify it. accept, edit, or reject.

  4. write

    accepted skills are compiled to every format your tools read, inside managed markers that never clobber your edits.

  5. verify

    skills earn their place — if the mistake they address keeps recurring, autoskills suggests pruning them.

the review

every suggestion carries its evidence

conventionrepoalways-on

Use pnpm, never npm — preinstall hook redirects

you corrected the agent twice this week; the repo's preinstall hook rejects npm and the agent keeps rediscovering it the hard way.

evidence — cursor

user: "no — this repo uses pnpm, the npm install you just ran got redirected"

receipts

privacy you can check, not trust

local only

your transcripts, code, and skills never leave your machine — period.

bring your own key

your transcripts go to your llm endpoint — yours, your company's gateway, or local ollama — never through our servers.

open source

every line auditable. the telemetry payload is printed before it is ever sent — and it is off by default.

  • AGENTS.md
  • CLAUDE.md
  • .cursor/rules
  • SKILL.md

one canonical skill, compiled to every format your tools read.

waitlist

the local CLI is coming first — open source. the hosted team inbox comes after.

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