@tonbistudio
A few tips for the /learn command in Hermes Agent that made it way cleaner for me. Keep a separate "classroom" directory. Just a plain folder where all your learning and skill-building lives, away from your actual project context. Inside it, keep a "textbook" file with the key paths and links you reuse: your Claude Code sessions folder, GitHub, folders full of papers, whatever. Then you can start a session, say "review the last Claude Code session, check the textbook," and it knows exactly where to look. That's the trick I like most. You can pull a whole Claude Code conversation into Hermes as a source (point it at the sessions folder, or copy a specific session ID and have it search just that one), then /learn it into a reusable skill. Doing it in the classroom instead of your project session means you can talk through exactly how you want the skill to look without muddying your project's context, and every skill you build lands in one folder you can go back to. I'll be having a full video on /learn next week, so be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel!