SkillMiner — mine reusable skills from agent logs

Find the prompts and commands you repeat to your coding agent and turn them into skills

Problem

Developers retype near-identical instructions to coding agents every day, just worded slightly differently — 'push these changes' versus 'get these changes pushed'. Someone already built a tool that detects these variations and writes skills or Claude.md entries, which confirms the wasted-time pain. Such tools usually cover one client and lack review and dedupe.

Solution

Read local agent session logs (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor), semantically cluster recurring requests, and show each candidate with how many times it recurred and sample phrasings. One click exports it as a skill file, slash command or AGENTS.md snippet, with conflict checks so generated rules don't contradict each other.

Users

Indie developers and small teams who lean heavily on AI coding agents

MVP

Parse local session logs; cluster repeated requests semantically; candidate list with frequency and examples; one-click export to skill/command/MD snippet; local-only storage

Revenue

Free to browse candidates, paid for unlimited exports and multi-client formats; $29 lifetime or $5/month

Why now

Coding agent logs now sit on local disk in increasingly stable formats, so analysis needs no platform API; early users compound into a moat of session patterns