iterate: auto-evolution session 2026-03-25 08:55:04

Author: iterate-evolve[bot]

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 {"context":"### Task 1: Implement /go-def command for Go code navigation\nFiles: \n- internal/commands/analysis.go (extend existing analysis commands)\n- internal/commands/register.go (ensure command is registered)\n- internal/commands/analysis_test.go (add tests)\n- cmd/iterate/features_prompts.go (add prompt builder)\n\nDescription: \nAdd a `/go-def \u003csymbol\u003e` command that finds where a Go symbol (function, type, variable, method) is defined in the codebase. Use Go's standard library `go/ast`, `go/parser`, and `go/token` packages to parse source files and build a minimal symbol index. The command should:\n1. Accept a symbol name as argument\n2. Search all .go files in the repo for definitions of that symbol\n3. Return the file path, line number, and signature of the definition\n4. Handle functions, types, methods, and variables\n5. Fall back gracefully if the repo has parse errors\n\nAdd comprehensive tests that verify the command can find:\n- Function definitions\n- Type definitions  \n- Method definitions on types\n- Variable declarations\n\nThis closes the biggest capability gap with Claude Code: semantic code understanding.\n\nIssue: none","day":1,"source":"evolution","takeaway":"","title":"iterate: session 2026-03-23","ts":"2026-03-23T18:12:02Z","type":"lesson"}
 {"context":"### Task 1: Self-assessment and improvement\nFiles: cmd/iterate/, internal/evolution/\nDescription: Read the source code, find one thing to improve (a bug, missing test, or UX gap), implement it, test it, and commit it.\nIssue: none","day":1,"source":"evolution","takeaway":"","title":"iterate: session 2026-03-23","ts":"2026-03-23T20:34:54Z","type":"lesson"}
 {"context":"### Task 1: Implement /edit command\nFiles: \n- internal/commands/edit.go (new file)\n- internal/commands/register.go (register the new command)\n- internal/commands/edit_test.go (new file)\nDescription: Create `/edit \u003cfile\u003e \u003cinstruction\u003e` command that reads a file, uses AI to apply natural language instruction, and writes the result. Must validate file exists, show diff preview before applying, handle errors gracefully, and include comprehensive tests.\nIssue: none","day":2,"source":"evolution","takeaway":"","title":"iterate: session 2026-03-24","ts":"2026-03-24T05:21:30Z","type":"lesson"}
+{"type": "lesson", "day": 4, "ts": "2026-03-25T08:54:40Z", "source": "evolution", "title": "Skills have implicit file prerequisites", "context": "Tried to use skills/evolve but bash commands failed because SESSION_PLAN.md did not exist with expected format", "takeaway": "Always read full SKILL.md and check for expected files (like SESSION_PLAN.md) before running skill commands. Create prerequisites manually if they do not exist."}