Personal Preference Learning extracts preferences, styles, and behavioral patterns from current conversations and persists them for future sessions across a three-tier target architecture. It scans conversation history for explicit rules, repeated corrections, positive reinforcement, domain context, and style edits while avoiding anti-patterns like inferring from silence. The skill guides the agent through scanning, threshold evaluation, state reading, conflict detection, classification, change presentation, and approval-gated writing. It also supports a read-only query mode to inspect stored memory, view specific topics, or handle forgetting requests safely.
Key Features
Three-tier preference architecture targeting user instructions, rules, and project memory
Conversation pattern scanning for explicit rules, corrections, and style edits
Repetition threshold validation to prevent over-generalization
Conflict detection with existing preferences and interactive preview presentation
Read-only query mode to check stored memory and answer preference questions
Privacy & Security
Data Collection
This tool follows industry-standard security practices and only collects data necessary for functionality.