CI pipeline speedup
Profile the CI pipeline and cut wall-clock time under a target by improving caching, splitting slow jobs, and removing redundant steps, verifying every run stays green.
/goal the CI pipeline completes in under 10 minutes on a typical PR — analyze the slowest recent runs with `gh run view`, apply one speedup per turn (better dependency caching, job parallelization, removing duplicated steps, trimming artifacts), push to a test branch, and confirm the workflow still passes; stop at the target or after 10 turns
claude-code · codex
Implementation note
One change per turn makes it obvious which tweak saved (or cost) time. All experiments happen on a test branch, never on main's workflow directly.
Source: looprepo ↗graded C · 70/100 — how grades work →
More ci loops
Get the build green
Run the build, fix the first error, and repeat until npm run build exits 0, with a 10-turn cap.
/goal `npm run build` exits 0 — run the build, fix the first error, repeat until it succeeds; stop after 10 turns
cilow risk
Get the build green, every time
Work through each task in .toh/plan.md, fix blockers, until the build command succeeds or you hit 40 turns.
/goal every task in .toh/plan.md is checked and the build command exits 0 — or stop after 40 turns . A Haiku evaluator judges the condition FROM THE TRANSCRIPT — one more reason the QC gate quotes actual output: unquoted results are invisible to the evaluator. |
cimedium risk
Get lint and E2E tests passing
Execute work from PLAN.md until npm run lint and npm run test:e2e pass, scoping changes per AGENTS.md.
/goal Implement the work described in PLAN.md. Stop only when npm run lint and npm run test:e2e pass. Follow AGENTS.md, keep changes scoped, and report verification evidence Stop after 25 turns even if the goal is not reached.
cimedium risk