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You can automate an autonomous coding loop using the Ralph CLI with OpenCode Zen models. It iteratively runs tasks like fixing tests or implementing features inside a git repository until predefined success criteria are met.

The automated coding loop enforces a deterministic model fallback chain to handle availability and quota issues. If the primary OpenCode Zen model fails, it automatically switches to the next predefined model to continue iterating safely.

Yes, autonomous coding iterations support refactoring existing code within a git repository. The loop processes refactoring tasks just like implementing features or fixing tests, iterating until the success criteria are fully satisfied.

The autonomous coding loop enforces safe, observable termination when the maximum iteration limit is reached. This constraint prevents infinite loops, ensuring the process stops gracefully if success criteria are not met.

Yes, you must run the autonomous coding automation inside a git repository. This requirement ensures a controlled environment with version tracking, which is necessary for the loop to safely apply and manage iterative code changes.

A completion promise is a documented requirement enforced by the autonomous coding loop. It ensures the iterative process has a clear, observable success condition, guaranteeing safe termination once the coding task is successfully resolved.