How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/claude-smart:learn optional note to captureThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Force claude-smart to run extraction on this session's interactions now. If a note is provided after the command, it is appended as a neutral User turn before extraction so claude-smart can learn from it directly. Run the bash command below and show its output verbatim. !`bash "$HOME/.reflexio/plugin-root/scripts/cli.sh" learn --note "$ARGUMENTS"`
Force claude-smart to run extraction on this session's interactions now. If a note is provided after the command, it is appended as a neutral User turn before extraction so claude-smart can learn from it directly. Run the bash command below and show its output verbatim.
!bash "$HOME/.reflexio/plugin-root/scripts/cli.sh" learn --note "$ARGUMENTS"
npx claudepluginhub yo-steven/claude-smart-exploration-20260523 --plugin claude-smart/learnAnalyzes the current session to identify reusable patterns—error fixes, debugging techniques, workarounds, or project conventions—and saves them as skill files for future sessions.
/learnInteractively explores Task Master capabilities with tailored suggestions, command lists by category/scenario, power user patterns, and learning paths based on arguments or project state.
/learnAutonomously scouts codebase, learns structure, generates or updates documentation with validation-fix loops.
/learnAnalyzes the current session to identify reusable patterns—error fixes, debugging techniques, workarounds, or project conventions—and saves them as skill files for future sessions.
/learnDisplays Claude Code best practices guide on sessions, context, memory, modes, CLI shortcuts, worktrees, and prompting. Also supports specific topics and saving session lessons to persistent memory.
/learnToggles learning mode in vibe sessions to enable/disable educational micro-explanations after each step. Accepts 'on', 'off', or no argument to toggle.