Turning a rejection into a rule is the move, and the approval gate is what makes it safe. Corrections evaporate precisely because nobody writes them down at the moment of annoyance. The failure mode I would watch is rules accumulating faster than anyone prunes them, until two contradict and neither fires. I maintain a public skill pack and pruning is now most of the work.
Yes, rule accumulation is the next failure mode. Capturing corrections solves one problem, but without pruning and conflict detection, the rule set eventually becomes another source of unpredictable behavior.
Turning a rejection into a rule is the move, and the approval gate is what makes it safe. Corrections evaporate precisely because nobody writes them down at the moment of annoyance. The failure mode I would watch is rules accumulating faster than anyone prunes them, until two contradict and neither fires. I maintain a public skill pack and pruning is now most of the work.
Yes, rule accumulation is the next failure mode. Capturing corrections solves one problem, but without pruning and conflict detection, the rule set eventually becomes another source of unpredictable behavior.