Install
openclaw skills install adaptive-learning-agentsCapture, store, and retrieve errors, corrections, and best practices locally to continuously improve AI agent workflows and knowledge.
openclaw skills install adaptive-learning-agentsLearn from errors and corrections in real-time. Continuously improve by capturing failures, user feedback, and successful patterns.
Free and open-source (MIT License) • Zero dependencies • Works locally
Working with Claude or any AI agent means encountering:
But there's no systematic way to learn from these moments and apply the knowledge next time.
Adaptive Learning Agent captures every error, correction, and successful pattern automatically. Then retrieves relevant learnings before tackling similar problems again.
1. Record Learnings
agent.record_learning(
content="Use claude-sonnet for 90% of tasks—faster and cheaper",
category="technique",
context="Model selection"
)
Capture successful patterns, insights, and best practices.
2. Record Errors
agent.record_error(
error_description="JSON parsing failed on null values",
context="Processing API response",
solution="Add null check before parsing"
)
Document failures and solutions automatically.
3. Search & Retrieve Learnings
results = agent.search_learnings("JSON parsing")
recent = agent.get_recent_learnings(limit=5)
by_category = agent.get_learnings_by_category("bug-fix")
Find relevant knowledge instantly when you need it.
4. View Summaries
summary = agent.get_learning_summary()
print(agent.format_learning_summary())
Understand what you've learned at a glance.
✅ Zero dependencies - Pure Python, works everywhere ✅ Local-only storage - All data on your machine, no uploads ✅ MIT Licensed - Free to use, modify, fork, redistribute ✅ Automatic categorization - Errors become learnings ✅ Search and filter - Find knowledge by keyword or category ✅ Export capability - Share learnings as JSON ✅ No API keys - Works without any external credentials
from adaptive_learning_agent import AdaptiveLearningAgent
# Initialize agent
agent = AdaptiveLearningAgent()
# Day 1: Discover a bug
agent.record_error(
error_description="Anthropic API rejects prompts with excessive newlines",
context="Testing prompt with formatted lists",
solution="Use \\n.strip() to clean whitespace before sending"
)
# Day 2: Same bug, but now you have the solution
similar_errors = agent.search_learnings("newlines")
# Result: [Previous learning with solution] ✅
# Week 1: Document successful pattern
agent.record_learning(
content="Always use temperature=0 for deterministic output in tests",
category="best-practice",
context="Prompt engineering"
)
# Get weekly summary
summary = agent.get_learning_summary()
print(f"You've recorded {summary['total_learnings']} learnings this week!")
print(f"Resolved {summary['error_statistics']['resolved']} errors")
No installation needed! The skill is pure Python with zero dependencies.
# Copy the adaptive_learning_agent.py file to your project
# Or import it directly:
from adaptive_learning_agent import AdaptiveLearningAgent
Record bugs you find and their fixes. Next time you hit a similar error, you have the solution ready.
agent.record_error(
error_description="Port 8000 already in use",
context="Running local dev server",
solution="Use `lsof -i :8000` to find process, then kill it"
)
Keep track of prompting techniques that work for your specific use cases.
agent.record_learning(
content="Chain-of-thought works better for math problems, direct answers for facts",
category="technique"
)
Remember quirky behaviors and workarounds for each provider.
agent.record_learning(
content="OpenAI API requires explicit 'assistant' role messages",
category="api-endpoint",
context="Chat completion endpoint"
)
Export learnings and share with your team or future projects.
agent.export_learnings("team_learnings.json")
# Share this file with teammates
Before major tasks, review what you've learned to avoid repeating mistakes.
summary = agent.get_learning_summary()
unresolved = summary['error_statistics']['unresolved']
if unresolved > 0:
print(f"⚠️ {unresolved} unresolved errors—review before proceeding")
When recording learnings, choose from these categories:
| Category | Use For |
|---|---|
| technique | Working methods, approaches, strategies |
| bug-fix | Solutions to errors and problems |
| api-endpoint | API-specific behaviors and quirks |
| constraint | Limits, boundaries, restrictions |
| best-practice | Recommended patterns and standards |
| error-handling | How to handle specific types of errors |
When recording learnings, specify the source:
user-correction - User told you something was wrongerror-discovery - You found the solution to an errorsuccessful-pattern - You discovered something that works welluser-feedback - User suggested an improvementrecord_learning(content, category, source, context)Record a successful pattern or insight.
Parameters:
content (str, required): What was learnedcategory (str): One of the category types abovesource (str): One of the source types abovecontext (str): Optional context about where this appliesReturns: Learning object with ID and timestamp
record_error(error_description, context, solution, prevention_tip)Record an error and optionally its solution.
Parameters:
error_description (str, required): What went wrongcontext (str, required): What was being attemptedsolution (str): How to fix itprevention_tip (str): How to avoid itReturns: Error object with ID
search_learnings(query)Search learnings by keyword or category.
Parameters:
query (str): Search termReturns: List of matching Learning objects (sorted by relevance)
get_recent_learnings(limit)Get the most recent learnings.
Parameters:
limit (int): Number to return (default: 10)Returns: List of Learning objects, newest first
get_learning_summary()Get comprehensive summary of learnings and errors.
Returns: Dictionary with statistics and recent items
export_learnings(output_file)Export all learnings and errors to JSON file.
Parameters:
output_file (str): Path to save JSON (default: "learnings_export.json").adaptive_learning/ on your machineThis is MIT Licensed and community-maintained. You're encouraged to:
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Use, modify, fork, and redistribute freely. See LICENSE.md for full details.
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Last Updated: February 14, 2026 Current Version: 1.0.0 Status: Active & Community-Maintained
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