What problem does it solve? Designing an autonomous agent loop that actually terminates, verifies its own work, and gets reviewed by a different model is hard to get right on the first try. This Skill coaches you through goal refinement, verification criteria, reviewer/judge selection, and termination guards before you run anything, then emits runnable artifacts. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Coached Loop Design: A seven-stage interview critiques your goal, verification, council, and control settings against built-in best-practice rubrics. - Cross-Model Review Gates: Wires in reviewer and judge roles from different model CLIs (Kiro, Claude, Codex, Gemini, Ollama) with privacy redaction and consent gating. - Portable Artifacts: Emits loop.yaml, loop.resolved.json, LOOP.md, RUN_IN_SESSION.md, and a Python runner so the loop can run in-session via /goal, through subagents, or externally. - Use Case: You want an agent to repeatedly draft and revise a workflow map until a Claude judge approves it, with a 12-iteration cap and a $5 budget. The Skill designs the gates, compiles the spec, and hands off a ready-to-run prompt. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to design an agent loop for your task using the loop-architect skill and answer its interview questions about goal, verification, and reviewers.