aGiTrack learn: a coach that reads your own agent sessions

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This dashboard lists every repository aGiTrack has worked in on this machine. A project appears the moment you point aGiTrack at it, and stays until you stop it.

Open a terminal in the project you want to add.
Run agitrack and pick a mode. Every mode tracks the work and adds the project here.
Only want to look, without tracking anything? agitrack -d adds it too.
Never used an agent there through aGiTrack? agitrack --backtrace still reconstructs what past sessions did, and adds the project here.

To remove one, run agitrack stop in it. That stops whatever aGiTrack is doing there and drops it from this list, without losing anything it already recorded.

aGiTrack learn

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🌱Hi! I read your agent sessions and can teach you something genuinely useful. Just tell me how you're doing right now:

based on interactions from branch period

time I have

feeling

optional

I'll look at the recent sessions, spot what would help you most, and size it to your time. Your progress is saved automatically. Press the button again any time (after new commits, or with different filters) for fresh picks.

coach engine & progress sync

backend model applies to

Saved as learning_backend / learning_model: in ~/.agitrack/config.json for all repos, or .agitrack/config.json in this one. You can also edit either by hand.

progress sync

When on, your progress log is published to git (refs/agitrack/learning-progress, one entry per GitHub user) the same way shared sessions are, so teammates can see it. Off by default; progress always stays tracked locally either way.

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