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To automate repeating a prompt until a condition is met, the Skill loops your command on an adaptive schedule, terminating execution only when your custom criteria are satisfied or a time limit expires. It removes the need for manual re-runs during iterative workflows.

Adaptive backoff for continuous monitoring works by increasing the wait time between executions when no progress is detected and resetting the cooldown when progress occurs. Progress is determined by checking pre- and post-execution git diffs and command outputs.

Yes, you can orchestrate multiple skill commands in a single automated workflow by chaining them together. The Skill supports repeating combined commands like /review && /test across sustained, long-running iterations until your specified end condition is reached.

The best way to run an iterative improvement loop with a time limit is to specify a duration, such as 30 minutes, when starting the prompt. The automation handles the scheduling and adaptive cooldowns, automatically terminating the process when the time expires.

Yes, the automation detects progress using git state during sustained workflows. It evaluates pre- and post-execution git diffs alongside command outputs to determine if actual changes occurred, which then triggers the adaptive backoff cooldown reset.

You should not use an adaptive schedule for prompt iteration if your task requires strict, fixed-interval execution timing rather than cooldowns based on progress detection. The automation is designed for dynamic scheduling that adjusts wait times according to git state changes.