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repo RangeKing/self-evolving-agent
url https://github.com/RangeKing/self-evolving-agent
content_timestamp 2026-05-26
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GitHub - RangeKing/self-evolving-agent: An OpenClaw skill that upgrades self-improving agents from reactive error logging to goal-driven capability evolution with curriculum, evaluation, transfer, and promotion.

Source: https://github.com/RangeKing/self-evolving-agent


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  • Repository: RangeKing/self-evolving-agent
  • URL: https://github.com/RangeKing/self-evolving-agent
  • Stars: 9
  • Forks: 0
  • Commits / release signal: 18 commits, no releases published
  • License: MIT
  • Primary language / stack signal: Python 93.1%, Shell 5.5%, TypeScript 1.4%
  • Collection timestamp: 2026-05-26T05:44:07+08:00

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  • About text says it is an OpenClaw skill that upgrades self-improving agents from reactive error logging to goal-driven capability evolution with curriculum, evaluation, transfer, and promotion.
  • Visible folders include agents, benchmarks, evals, hooks/openclaw, modules, scripts, and system.
  • README includes a migration path from older .learnings/ material into .evolution/legacy-self-improving/, keeping prior experience as read-only history.
  • Installation examples include cloning into ~/.openclaw/skills/self-evo-agent and bootstrapping an .evolution workspace.
  • Public topics include agent, skill, ai-agent, self-improving-agent, and openclaw.

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