skills/dnyoussef/reasoningbank-adaptive-learning-with-agentdb/SKILL.md
Implement ReasoningBank adaptive learning with AgentDB for trajectory tracking, verdict judgment, memory distillation, and pattern recognition to build self-learning agents that improve decision-making through experience.
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Implement ReasoningBank adaptive learning with AgentDB's 150x faster vector database for trajectory tracking, verdict judgment, memory distillation, and pattern recognition. Build self-learning agents that improve decision-making through experience.
import { AgentDB, ReasoningBank } from 'reasoningbank-agentdb';
// Initialize
const db = new AgentDB({
name: 'reasoning-db',
dimensions: 768,
features: { reasoningBank: true }
});
const reasoningBank = new ReasoningBank({
database: db,
trajectoryWindow: 1000,
verdictThreshold: 0.7
});
// Track trajectory
await reasoningBank.trackTrajectory({
agent: 'agent-1',
decision: 'action-A',
reasoning: 'Because X and Y',
context: { state: currentState },
timestamp: Date.now()
});
// Judge verdict
const verdict = await reasoningBank.judgeVerdict({
trajectory: trajectoryId,
outcome: { success: true, reward: 10 },
criteria: ['efficiency', 'correctness']
});
// Learn patterns
const patterns = await reasoningBank.distillPatterns({
minSupport: 0.1,
confidence: 0.8
});
// Apply learning
const decision = await reasoningBank.makeDecision({
context: currentContext,
useLearned: true
});
const trajectory = {
agent: 'agent-1',
steps: [
{ state: s0, action: a0, reasoning: r0 },
{ state: s1, action: a1, reasoning: r1 }
],
outcome: { success: true, reward: 10 }
};
await reasoningBank.storeTrajectory(trajectory);
const verdict = await reasoningBank.judge({
trajectory: trajectory,
criteria: {
efficiency: 0.8,
correctness: 0.9,
novelty: 0.6
}
});
const distilled = await reasoningBank.distill({
trajectories: recentTrajectories,
method: 'pattern-mining',
compression: 0.1 // Keep top 10%
});
const enhanced = await reasoningBank.enhance({
query: newProblem,
patterns: learnedPatterns,
strategy: 'case-based'
});
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