Most automation projects build an automation. This one builds a system that discovers which automations to build — by mining your own recent work — and then packages the high-confidence ones into reusable tools. It's a self-improving skill for Claude Code.
The problem: repeated manual work is invisible
You feel it but rarely measure it: the same multi-step sequence done by hand for the third time. A focused bug-fix → branch → conventional commit → PR cycle. A QA-sweep dispatch. A release deploy. Each repetition is a signal that an abstraction is missing — but nobody systematically finds those signals. They're scattered across git history, terminal sessions, and memory.
What distill-workflows does
distill-workflows is a Claude Code skill that turns that scattered signal into reusable tooling, in one pass:
