Implement a spec end-to-end
Run an autonomous agent loop to implement a complete spec file, iterating until all requirements are met and marked DONE.
--- description: Run the Ralph Wiggum loop for a spec (Claude Code) --- Use this command to run an autonomous Ralph loop for a spec: /ralph-loop:ralph-loop "Implement spec {spec-name} from specs/{spec-name}/spec.md. Complete ALL Completion Signal requirements. Output <promise>DONE</promise> when complete." --completion-promise "DONE" --max-iterations 30
claude-code
More automation loops
Draft weekly release notes
Every Friday at 2pm, draft release notes from merged PRs into releases/DRAFT.md and verify all links resolve.
/schedule every Friday at 2pm, draft release notes from the PRs merged since the last draft: group changes into features, fixes, and docs, write one plain-English line per change with the PR link, and save to releases/DRAFT.md. Draft only — a human edits and publishes; never post or send anywhere. Verify every PR link resolves and every merged PR since the last run is covered before saving. Stop after 1 pass per run.
automationlow risk
Official Ralph Wiggum plugin (Anthropic)
Anthropic's first-party take on the Ralph loop: a Claude Code plugin that runs the iterate-fresh-context pattern with a managed stop and iteration mechanism built in.
Install the `ralph-wiggum` plugin from the anthropics/claude-code repo; it wraps the Ralph loop with a managed stop/iteration mechanism inside Claude Code.
Guardrails: Stop when the goal is verifiably met, or stop after 15 iterations, whichever comes first. Verify each pass by running the relevant tests or checks — self-reported success does not count. Keep changes minimal and never touch files outside the task’s scope.
automationmedium risk
Launch autonomous Ralph backlog loop
Start a long-running autonomous agent loop for a change, monitor iterations until completion or stall, with configurable timeout and done criteria.
# Start Ralph Loop Start an autonomous Ralph loop for the given change-id and task. Arguments: <change-id> "<task description>" [--max N] [--done criteria] ## Instructions Start the Ralph loop and then monitor its progress until completion. ### Step 1: Start the loop bash set-loop start $ARGUMENTS ### Step 2: Monitor progress After starting, run the monitor command to track progress until the loop completes: bash set-loop monitor <change-id> --interval 30 This will output iteration updates and report the final status (done/stuck/stopped). ## Options - --max N - Maximum iterations (default: 10) - --done criteria - Done detection: tasks , openspec , or manual (default: tasks, auto-detects openspec) - --capacity-limit PCT - Stop if capacity exceeds threshold (default: 80%) - --stall-threshold N - Stall after N commit-less iterations (default: 2) - --iteration-timeout N - Per-iteration timeout in minutes (default: 45) - --permission-mode MODE - Claude permission mode: auto-accept , allowedTools , plan (default: config) - --label TEXT - Label for this loop instance (shown in banner and terminal title) - --force - Force start even w
automationhigh risk