terminal-bench-loop

You can automate Terminal-Bench debugging with bounded iteration by enforcing iteration budgets and wall-clock caps, ensuring the process stops when the smoke test passes or the limit is reached.

Board-gated fix orchestration ensures all product fixes are reviewed and confirmed by the board before implementation, managing issue topology and artifact capture across isolated worktrees within the Paperclip ecosystem.

You maintain diagnostic continuity across isolated worktrees by using explicit state tracking and dependency wiring between iteration children, ensuring every cycle builds on the previous context without data loss.

Yes, the Terminal-Bench iteration loop uses a human-in-the-loop design where the board must review and confirm all product fixes before implementation across isolated worktrees.

Bounded Terminal-Bench iteration is limited by iteration budgets and wall-clock caps, meaning the process stops even if the smoke test has not passed, requiring strict adherence to execution contracts and state-based liveness rules.