Reflect System
Turns the corrections you make in Claude Code into reusable Skills, so the same mistakes come up less often.
- Ecosystem
- Agent Skills
- Skill category
- Productivity
- Creator / organization
- haddock-development
What it is
Reflect System, published by GitHub user haddock-development, is a self-reflection tool for Claude Code. When you have corrected the AI during a session, running reflect gathers those corrections and writes them into local Skill files, so they apply the next time a similar task comes up. It runs manually by default. An optional auto-reflect mode runs on its own when a session ends. The author says other assistants can borrow the idea but compatibility is not promised.
Who it's for:Developers who use Claude Code daily and keep correcting the same kinds of problems. Readers who don't write code won't need it.
Before you start: Built mainly for the Claude Code CLI, with documentation mainly in English. It reads your current session and rewrites existing local Skill files, so back them up first. The optional auto mode installs a Stop Hook that writes reflection logs automatically; you can skip it. The README states an MIT license in two places, but the repository has no separate license file.
Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.