Developers create a skill extraction tool for Claude Code logs
The crune utility analyzes Claude Code session logs through a web panel or CLI. It processes history files stored locally in project folders.
The system applies TF-IDF and Tool-IDF algorithms to cluster data and construct a semantic knowledge graph. Based on this analysis, crune automatically generates ready-to-use SKILL.md files.
The extracted skills can be directly integrated into Claude Code, allowing for the reuse of successful scenarios. This automates routine actions without requiring manual instruction writing from scratch.
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