Learning-Loop — Self-Improving Agent Memory
Agents that log lessons, retrieve them at the right moment, and measure whether the memory actually changed behavior.
The Problem
Most "agent memory" counts retrievals and calls it learning. Retrieving a lesson is not the same as using it. I built Learning-Loop to close that gap: a drop-on engine for any Claude Code project or managed agent that injects memory at startup, retrieves at targeted stage checkpoints with IDF ranking, and — the part that matters — records confirmed-use telemetry: did the retrieved memory change what the agent did? Lessons that get retrieved forever without a confirmed use decay out. Lessons that prove out graduate from an episodic log into a pattern library, into the project contract, and finally into enforcement code that cannot be skipped.
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How It Works
The execution path
Key Design Decisions
By The Numbers