AI & Agents
Hacker News · 2026-10-13
Turn 'correcting my AI coding agent' into a reusable skill library
把「纠正 AI 编程助手」的过程沉淀成可复用的技能库
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- WhoHacker News · 2026-10-13 · 3 upvotes · 1 replies
- The askTurn 'correcting my AI coding agent' into a reusable skill library
- The openingProductize an agent memory layer: intercept corrections → distill rules → team-shared library → inject into future sessions; charge per seat.
What was actually said
“Every time you correct a coding agent (naming, architecture preferences), it repeats the mistake. A tool now auto-learns each correction into a skill rule reused across sessions.”
— Hacker News · 2026-10-13 · news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50069498…
Background and pain
The pain
The 'teaching cost' in human-AI collaboration is paid over and over; whoever turns corrections into assets owns the efficiency gap.
A buildable angle
The opening
Productize an agent memory layer: intercept corrections → distill rules → team-shared library → inject into future sessions; charge per seat.
How to validate it
- Read the whole thread and note the recurring scenarios — repetition is the density of the need.
- Search existing tools around "ai coding / agent skills" and check which single step they actually cover.
- Put up a one-line landing page, share it back to Hacker News, and see whether anyone asks about pricing.
Existing options
CLAUDE.md/cursor rulessystem prompt
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