Lore turns Claude Code sessions into reusable personal skills
Lore is a workflow for reusing what a person learns while working with AI coding tools such as Claude Code. It looks through past coding sessions and finds repeated choices, useful prompts, and personal judgment patterns. It then suggests new personal skills that the user can review and add to their own workflow. The goal is to reduce the need to explain the same preferences again and again or manually write down every useful habit. It uses an open-source skill generator and is aimed at intermediate users who care about quality control, context, memory, and skills.
Key points
- Lore analyzes Claude Code and other coding sessions to find personal work patterns.
- It suggests new personal skills based on repeated choices and effective habits.
- The user reviews the suggested skills before adding them to their workflow.
- It aims to reduce repeated explanations and manual documentation.
- It uses an open-source skill generator and fits intermediate users.
Quick term guide
- workflow
- A repeatable set of steps for getting a task done.
- AI coding tools
- Programs like Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT that write code for you when you describe what you want in plain language.
- AI coding tool
- Software that uses AI to help write, edit, or explain code.
- coding sessions
- Past periods of work where code was written, changed, or discussed.
- reference
- Using a source to find information or confirm facts while working.
- open-source
- Software whose code is shared publicly so others can inspect, use, or change it.
- tool use
- A feature where AI can call outside tools, such as search, code, or app actions.
- documentation
- Written notes that explain how a task or process is done.