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evolver-distill

Distill a reusable skill/gene from recent run history (optionally from an LLM response file). Use when the user asks to "distill skill", "extract gene", or "generalize lessons".

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Distill a reusable skill/gene from recent run history (optionally from an LLM response file). Use when the user asks to "distill skill", "extract gene", or "generalize lessons".
# Evolver Distill Distill a reusable, generalized skill or gene from recent run history or a response file. ## Execution Guide When requested, follow these steps: 1. **Prefer the Proxy conversation distiller when available** — if `evolver_distill_conversation` is in the MCP tool list and the reusable lesson came from the current conversation, call it first with a concrete summary, signals, strategy steps, artifacts, and validation evidence. The Proxy applies the quality gate, writes the Gene/Capsule locally, and queues Hub publishing when configured. 2. **Resolve CLI and execute as a fallback or for existing history**: ```bash EVOLVER="evolver" command -v evolver >/dev/null 2>&1 || EVOLVER="npx -y @evomap/evolver" ``` Run the distill command passing any optional arguments (e.g. `--response-file=<path>`): ```bash $EVOLVER distill ``` 3. **Report and explain** — summarize what was distilled: - What candidate skill or gene was created? - What signals does it generalize? Remind the user that only assets produced through genuine Evolver self-evolution are eligible to be synced or published to the EvoMap skill store using the `evolver-sync` skill.
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