test(cron): document consent-first self-learning suggestions

website/docs/user-guide/features/memory.md

@@ -248,8 +248,12 @@ ones — waits for your yes/no before it ever enters your profile.
 ## Background review notifications (`display.memory_notifications`)
 
 After a turn, the background self-improvement review may quietly save a memory
-or update a skill. By default it surfaces a short `💾 Memory updated` line in
-chat so you know it happened. Control how chatty that is:
+or update a skill. This is Hermes' consent-aware learning loop: repeated
+corrections and durable workflow lessons become compact memory entries or
+procedural skills, while `write_approval` can stage those writes for review
+before they affect future sessions. By default it surfaces a short
+`💾 Memory updated` line in chat so you know it happened. Control how chatty
+that is:
 
 ```yaml
 display:

website/docs/user-guide/features/skills.md

@@ -379,6 +379,12 @@ A bundle is just a YAML alias — it doesn't install skills for you. The skills
 
 The agent can create, update, and delete its own skills via the `skill_manage` tool. This is the agent's **procedural memory** — when it figures out a non-trivial workflow, it saves the approach as a skill for future reuse.
 
+Skills and memory work together in the self-improvement loop: memory stores
+small durable facts that should always be in context, while skills store longer
+procedures that should load only when relevant. The background review can
+suggest or stage skill changes after a session, but the write-approval gate
+below lets you require human review before those changes land.
+
 ### When the Agent Creates Skills
 
 - After completing a complex task (5+ tool calls) successfully