# Neural Module - SAFLA Self-Learning Systems ## Overview The Neural Module provides Self-Aware Feedback Loop Algorithm (SAFLA) capabilities for creating intelligent, memory-persistent AI systems with self-learning capabilities. It combines distributed neural training with persistent memory patterns for autonomous improvement. ## Installation ### Quick Install with NPX ```bash # Initialize neural module in current project npx claude-flow@alpha neural init # Force overwrite existing module npx claude-flow@alpha neural init --force # Install to custom directory npx claude-flow@alpha neural init --target ./my-agents/neural ``` ### What Gets Created Running `npx claude-flow@alpha neural init` creates: ``` .claude/agents/neural/ └── safla-neural.md # Complete SAFLA agent definition ``` ## SAFLA Neural Agent Features ### Core Capabilities - **Persistent Memory Architecture**: Multi-tiered memory systems - **Feedback Loop Engineering**: Self-improving learning cycles - **Distributed Neural Training**: Cloud-based neural clusters - **Memory Compression**: 60% compression while maintaining recall - **Real-time Processing**: 172,000+ operations per second - **Safety Constraints**: Comprehensive safety frameworks - **Divergent Thinking**: Lateral, quantum, and chaotic neural patterns - **Cross-Session Learning**: Knowledge evolution across sessions - **Swarm Memory Sharing**: Distributed memory across agent swarms - **Adaptive Strategies**: Performance-based self-modification ### Four-Tier Memory Model 1. **Vector Memory (Semantic Understanding)** - Dense representations of concepts - Similarity-based retrieval - Cross-domain associations 2. **Episodic Memory (Experience Storage)** - Complete interaction histories - Contextual event sequences - Temporal relationships 3. **Semantic Memory (Knowledge Base)** - Factual information - Learned patterns and rules - Conceptual hierarchies 4. **Working Memory (Active Context)** - Current task focus - Recent interactions - Immediate goals ## Usage in Claude Code ### Basic Usage ```bash # Use the SAFLA neural agent @agent-safla-neural "Create self-improving code review system" # Complex learning system @agent-safla-neural "Build an AI that learns from user feedback and improves over time" # Memory-persistent application @agent-safla-neural "Create a system that remembers past interactions across sessions" ``` ### Example Use Cases The SAFLA neural agent excels at creating systems that learn and improve over time through feedback loops and persistent memory. ## Configuration All SAFLA agent capabilities and configuration are built into the agent definition itself in `safla-neural.md`. No separate configuration files are needed. ## Advanced Use Cases ### Self-Improving Code Review Use the SAFLA agent to create a code review system that learns from team feedback: ```bash @agent-safla-neural "Create a self-improving code review system that learns from PR comments and team patterns to provide increasingly better reviews" ``` ### Autonomous Bug Detection Build a bug detection system that improves over time: ```bash @agent-safla-neural "Develop an autonomous bug detection system that learns from historical bugs and continuously improves its pattern recognition" ``` ### Intelligent Documentation Generate documentation that adapts to your style: ```bash @agent-safla-neural "Build an intelligent documentation generator that learns from existing docs and user feedback to maintain consistent style" ``` ## Performance Metrics ### Processing Capabilities - **Operations/Second**: 172,000+ - **Memory Compression**: 60% - **Recall Accuracy**: 95%+ - **Learning Cycles**: Real-time - **Cross-Session Persistence**: 100% ### Resource Usage - **Memory**: ~100MB base + storage - **CPU**: Optimized with WASM SIMD - **Network**: Distributed training support - **Storage**: Compressed persistent memory ## Integration with Other Modules ### With Goal Module ```bash # Combine learning with planning @agent-safla-neural "Create learning system" @agent-goal-planner "Plan integration strategy" ``` ### With Swarm Coordination ```javascript // Share memory across swarm mcp__claude-flow__coordination_sync { swarmId: "swarm_id", memory_namespace: "safla-shared", sync_mode: "bidirectional" } ``` ## Troubleshooting ### Common Issues 1. **Module Already Exists** - Solution: Use `--force` flag to overwrite ```bash npx claude-flow@alpha neural init --force ``` 2. **Custom Directory Not Found** - Solution: Directory will be created automatically ```bash npx claude-flow@alpha neural init --target ./custom/path ``` 3. **Memory Persistence Issues** - Verify memory namespace in MCP calls - Ensure TTL values are appropriate - Check agent definition includes persistence settings ## Best Practices 1. **Memory Management** - Use appropriate TTL values for memory storage - Implement cleanup for old memories - Monitor compression ratios 2. **Feedback Loops** - Ensure clear success/failure metrics - Implement gradual learning rates - Monitor for feedback loop stability 3. **Safety Considerations** - Always enable safety constraints - Implement emergency controls - Monitor for anomalous behavior ## Next Steps - Explore [Goal Module](Goal-Module.md) for intelligent planning - Learn about [Swarm Coordination](Swarm-Coordination.md) - Read [MCP Tools Documentation](MCP-Tools.md) - View [Complete Agent List](Agent-System-Overview.md) --- *Neural Module v1.0.0 - Part of Claude Flow Enterprise Platform*