Setup Review

The setup review process validates your .ralph config.json by comparing its settings against actual project files and tools. It automatically identifies and corrects mismatches in development commands, paths, and URLs, preventing execution errors and configuration drift.

Ralph configuration drift happens when project structure or dependency changes are not reflected in .ralph config.json. The setup review skill addresses this by automatically verifying and updating the configuration to match the current filesystem, ensuring smooth operation of the agentic loop.

Yes, setup validation supports Python projects using appropriate package managers like uv, poetry, or pip. It ensures configuration accuracy by validating and correcting specific tool integrations, including database migration tools and Playwright, against the actual project environment.

The best way to fix mismatches in test runners and linters is automated correction. The setup review skill identifies and fixes these mismatches in the .ralph config.json file against the actual project tooling, preventing execution errors and maintaining configuration accuracy.

You need to run a configuration validation check after updating dependencies or changing the project structure. This ensures the .ralph config.json accurately reflects the current state and requirements, preventing configuration drift and execution errors during the agentic loop.