Building an Evolving AI Clone with Skills and Memory
ifioknkem · x · 2026-07-08
The author shares a workflow for building a personal AI clone using Claude: turning repetitive weekly tasks (proofreading, weekly reports, meeting minutes) into reusable Skills—build once, run forever.
Next, enabling Memory allows the clone to continuously evolve with changing preferences (e.g., shorter posts, punchier hooks) rather than being stuck in past habits.
Finally, writing every correction as a rule into a rules file ensures the model continuously refines its behavior. This approach chains together Skills, Memory, and feedback rules into a highly maintainable agentic system.
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