cancel-wrought-loop

To cancel a Wrought loop, the Skill deactivates the active execution by updating the state file. It modifies .claude/wrought-loop-state.json to set the loop active status to false and appends a cancellation entry to the loop history.

Stopping an automated implementation loop updates state management by preserving the cancellation in a JSON history log. The system records the timestamp, iteration data, preset, last result, and capsule location to enable manual intervention or a quick resume.

Yes, you can resume a cancelled RCA loop manually because the cancellation process preserves the last state. The system reports the current iterations, preset, last result, and capsule location to help you safely restart or take manual control.

You need the .claude/wrought-loop-state.json file format to track loop cancellation history. The Skill reads and updates this specific JSON file to record the cancellation entry and reflect the deactivated loop status within your workspace.

A Wrought loop state shows active after a cancellation attempt if the JSON state file fails to update. The Skill relies on successfully writing the active false flag into .claude/wrought-loop-state.json to halt automated execution and prevent further iterations.