rohitg00/pro-workflow
Claude Code learns from your corrections: self-correcting memory that compounds over 50+ sessions. Context engineering, parallel worktrees, agent teams, and 17 battle-tested skills.
Pro Workflow – Persistent, Self‑Correcting AI‑Coding Assistant
What it is – Pro Workflow is a plugin‑style toolkit that augments LLM‑based coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini‑CLI, etc.) with a single SQLite store that remembers every correction you make, builds searchable research wikis, and runs automated research loops. It turns a session‑based LLM into a persistent coding partner that learns from you and can retrieve past knowledge automatically.
Core ideas
| Idea | How it works |
|---|---|
| Self‑correction memory | When you tell Claude “don’t mock the database in tests”, the /learn‑rule command stores that correction as a rule in SQLite (FTS5‑indexed). On every new session the rule is auto‑loaded, so the same mistake never repeats. |
| Knowledge plane (wikis) | You can create a persistent wiki with /wiki init <slug>. The wiki is stored on disk, indexed with FTS5, and can be auto‑grown by an auto‑research loop that crawls the web, arXiv, GitHub, etc., respecting a budget you set. |
| Hybrid retrieval | Wiki queries use BM25 plus optional vector embeddings (OpenAI/Voyage) with reciprocal‑rank‑fusion, giving both keyword and semantic matches. |
| Multi‑LLM council | A three‑phase deliberation runs across several providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, …). Failures of one provider don’t abort the run; the transcript is saved as a wiki page. |
| Quality‑gate hooks | Hook scripts fire on events like SessionStart, UserPromptSubmit, PreToolUse, etc., adding lint‑style checks, secret scanning, cost tracking, and token‑efficiency analysis before the LLM runs. |
What you get out of the box
- 41 ready‑to‑use skills (e.g.,
wiki‑builder,smart‑commit,cost‑tracker). - 8 built‑in agents for planning, reviewing, debugging, cost analysis, etc.
- 23 slash commands such as
/learn‑rule,/wrap‑up,/wiki,/develop,/smart‑commit. - 33 hook scripts covering session lifecycle, file changes, permission denials, and git operations.
- Cross‑agent support – works natively in Claude Code and can be installed in 30+ other agents via the
skills addCLI.
Typical workflow (60‑second tour)
# Capture a correction once
/learn-rule "Don't mock the DB in tests"
# End the session – learns are persisted
/wrap-up
# Start a research wiki on a topic
/wiki init agent-memory --title "Agent Memory"
/wiki seed agent-memory "memory consolidation in agents"
/wiki research agent-memory --max-pages 5 --budget-usd 0.50
# Ask the wiki during a later prompt – the hook auto‑injects the top hits
/wiki ask "what is episodic memory" --wiki agent-memory
The system automatically loads the rule and relevant wiki snippets the next time you start a Claude session, so you spend less time re‑explaining the same concepts.
Installation
| Target | Command |
|---|---|
| Claude Code (native) | /plugin marketplace add rohitg00/pro-workflow && /plugin install pro-workflow@pro-workflow |
| Other agents (Cursor, Gemini‑CLI, etc.) | npx skills add rohitg00/pro-workflow |
| Manual | Clone, npm install && npm run build, then copy skills/, commands/, hooks/ into the agent’s ~/.<agent>/ directories. |
After install run /doctor to verify the SQLite store and hooks are active. |
Who benefits?
- Developers who use LLM coding assistants and get frustrated by repeated corrections.
- Teams that need a shared, searchable knowledge base for research, design decisions, and bug‑fix patterns.
- Anyone wanting cost‑aware LLM usage – the built‑in cost‑tracker and budget‑capped research loops keep API spend visible.
Where to learn more
- Docs – https://rohitg00-pro-workflow.mintlify.app/
- Reference guides –
references/folder (modern‑workflows‑2026, context‑engineering, agent‑teams, etc.) - Demo commands – try
/insights,/doctor,/listinside any supported agent.
Bottom line – Pro Workflow turns a stateless LLM coding assistant into a persistent, self‑improving partner by persisting corrections, building searchable wikis, and automating research, all driven from a single SQLite database.
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