ralphy

Orchestrate autonomous AI agents across multi-task development loops using PRD/YAML inputs.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Samaara-Das/Ecom-site --skill ralphy
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: ralphy
Source: https://github.com/Samaara-Das/Ecom-site/tree/main/.claude/skills/ralphy
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Samaara-Das/Ecom-site --skill ralphy

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the orchestration of AI agents to run multi-task development loops until tasks are completed, reducing manual overhead in PRD/YAML-driven workflows and enabling continuous improvement through iterative prompts.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Autonomous loop orchestration using the Ralph Wiggum technique for multi-task software development
  • Parallel agent execution with per-task branches and optional PR creation
  • Planning-driven task management using PRD/YAML inputs to drive implementation loops

Quick Start

To start an autonomous development loop, run ralphy with a simple task, or point it at a PRD or YAML file. Example: ralphy "add dark mode"; ralphy --prd PRD.md; ralphy --yaml tasks.yaml; enable parallelism with ralphy --parallel --max-parallel 5.

Frequently Asked Questions about ralphy

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate AI agent orchestration for multi-task software development?

Yes, parallel execution is natively supported using the --parallel and --max-parallel flags. This allows multiple AI agents to run concurrently, each operating on isolated per-task branches to execute your development tasks simultaneously.

How do I use a PRD to drive autonomous coding loops?

You can start an autonomous development loop by passing a simple text prompt, a PRD file via the --prd flag, or a YAML task list via the --yaml flag. The orchestrator then iteratively manages the AI agents until the specified tasks are complete.

What is the Ralph Wiggum loop technique for AI agent orchestration?

The Ralph Wiggum loop technique is an autonomous iterative prompting method that continuously cycles AI agents through planning and building tasks. It preserves task context and safety while automating multi-task software development until completion.

Can I execute parallel AI agents with per-task branches and PR workflows?

Yes, parallel agent execution supports per-task branches and optional PR creation. You can configure the maximum number of parallel agents using the --max-parallel flag to manage resource utilization during orchestration.

How do I manage multi-task development loops using YAML task lists?

You can manage multi-task development loops by defining your tasks in a YAML file and passing it with the --yaml flag. The orchestrator reads the YAML task list and continuously runs AI agents until all defined tasks are completed.

Does AI agent orchestration require dependencies to run autonomous loops?

No external dependencies are required to run the autonomous AI agent orchestration loops. The system operates independently to manage PRD-driven planning, YAML task execution, and parallel agent workflows without additional packages.