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Self-evolving skills for your coding agent — auto-create and auto-improve skills as you work, no trigger needed.

1 starsTypeScript

Skillmaxxing – make every agent self-evolving

by bennyjiang·Jun 26, 2026·2 points·0 comments

AI Analysis

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Auto-improving agent skills without triggers, but Hermes Agent already pioneered this approach.

Strengths
  • Two-hook architecture means zero manual intervention after initial setup
  • Skills persist across sessions, addressing the agent forgetting problem
  • One-line install with global CLI or npx fallback for testing
Weaknesses
  • Only 1 GitHub star suggests very early stage with unproven reliability
  • Codex support is limited to in-session guidance, no background loop
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Target Audience

Developers using Claude Code, Codex, or similar AI coding agents

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Post Description

we built an agent plugin that lets an agent reflects after real work saves the reusable part as a "skill", or improves one it already has. No command, no trigger.

inspired by hermes agent that improves itself automatically by creating skills

i've used it for a few days and i've felt the magic already - 4 skills created for me, all look reasonable.

more and better skills means faster and better job execution with fewer tokens.

supports claude code and codex now - more coming soon.

Feedback I want most: how can i make the reflection part and hooks smarter.

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