ralph-loop

Automatically fix TypeScript compile errors by running a self-correcting iterative loop that analyzes the build state, applies step changes, and verifies outcomes until all errors are resolved. The loop continuously cycles implementation and verification until the build passes.

A self-correcting iterative debugging workflow breaks a task into tracked TodoWrite steps, runs them, verifies results, and updates completion or failure per iteration. It stops only when a defined completion promise tag is emitted, ensuring convergence.

Set up an iterative testing loop to clean lint issues by configuring bounded or customizable iterations that repeatedly analyze, implement fixes, and verify outcomes. The loop stops only when the expected completion signal is produced.

The loop handles partial or unproven task completion using an Oracle verification stage that rejects incomplete results and restarts the cycle. This ensures that only fully verified and proven completion stops the iterative execution.

Use a bounded iterative loop for Copilot CLI task verification when fixing flaky changes or resolving build errors that require convergence. It is ideal for scenarios needing repeated analyze, implement, and verify cycles until success is proven.

The limitation of relying on a completion promise tag is that iterative debugging strictly stops only when the expected signal is produced. If checks fail or completion remains unproven, the loop continues within bounded iterations until limits are reached.