jeffy

# Jeffy Bootstrap per-project Jeffy state files, write the loop state file, and begin iteration 1. The loop engine is Jeffy's own Stop hook, shipped with this skill at hooks/stop-hook.sh: at every turn end it reads `.claude/jeffy-loop.local.md` at the project root, and while that file names this session and budget remains it re-feeds the iteration prompt; it deletes the file and lets the session end when the budget is spent or the completion promise fires. The hook anchors itself to CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR, which hooks receive fixed at the directory Claude Code was started in, so shell cwd drift mid-iteration cannot kill the loop. The hook is registered machine-wide in `~/.claude/settings.json` by the installer but exits immediately in any session whose project has no state file. This skill only sets up and launches; the hook implements the loop mechanics. Project root means the directory Claude Code was started in - the session's primary working directory shown in the environment, which is stable regardless of shell drift. Resolve it to an absolute path with forward slashes and use it everywhere below; never trust the shell's current cwd, which persists across Bash calls and may have drifted into a subdirectory. ## Arguments Parse $ARGUMENTS: if the first token is an integer, it is the iteration budget N, default 10. All remaining text is a focus directive for this run. On a fresh project, iteration 1 is always consumed by the audit that generates the backlog, so N=2 executes...