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Repeat /roundnext rounds until the queue can no longer be advanced by this agent alone, then hand back the list of decisions only a human can make. Specified by how it stops: registering work is not progress (so the loop cannot feed itself on its own new-work scan), six termination conditions are declared before the first round rather than discovered mid-run, a round completes when its board write is measured rather than sent, and repetition grants no authority a single round lacked. Invoke to drain a queue unattended, or to find out what is actually blocking.
SoliEstre/EstreGenesis · ★ 7 · AI & Automation · score 78
Install: claude install-skill SoliEstre/EstreGenesis
# /roundloop — repeat rounds until the remainder is not self-actionable Repeats `/roundnext` until the queue can no longer be advanced by this agent alone. Contract: `Constellation.md §13.34`. The product of a run is **the list of things only a human can decide** — not the round count, and not a longer backlog. Read §13.34 before changing anything here. In particular: registering work is not doing work (§13.34.1), and a round is complete when its board write is *measured*, not when it is sent (§13.34.3). ## 0. Preflight — declare the envelope, then read the board State the caps **before the first round**, in the opening line of the run: max rounds, the dry-round threshold K (default 2), and any wall-clock or token budget. A cap discovered mid-run is not a cap (§13.34.2-3). If the operator gave a bound ("3 rounds", "until the P2s are gone"), that bound replaces the default and is echoed back. Then load board truth once (`board_state_get`, or the board's `state.json`): `planned[]` with `blocked`/`blockReason`, `current[]`, open `decisions[]`, recent `done[]`. **Register the loop as in-flight work** (§13.34.5) so the operator can see it exists and stop it: one `current[]` entry, id `c-roundloop`, whose detail line carries the round index and the dry count. Remove it when the loop stops. A loop nobody can see is a loop nobody can interrupt. ## 1. Loop body — per round 1. **Run one round** exactly as `/roundnext` specifies (all five steps, in order). Do not abbreviate the