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simplicio-looplisted

Unified public entrypoint for Simplicio's body-of-work orchestration: core + loop in one command. Use when the user types /simplicio-loop, says "ralph loop", "keep iterating until done", "finish all open issues", or asks to drain a queue of work autonomously. Runtime-agnostic: binds a real stop-hook where the host supports hooks (Claude, Cursor); otherwise self-paces via the host scheduler. The older /simplicio-tasks surface is a legacy alias; never escape the loop with a false promise.
wesleysimplicio/simplicio-loop · ★ 11 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill wesleysimplicio/simplicio-loop
# /simplicio-loop — unified core + loop A self-referential iteration primitive: the SAME goal is fed back after every turn, so the agent sees its own prior edits and converges. It exits ONLY when a **typed completion-promise** is genuinely true, or a hard `max_iterations` cap fires. This skill is now the unified public surface for Simplicio's autonomous work orchestration: queue intake, evidence-gated execution, and the hardened Ralph loop live behind the single command `/simplicio-loop`. The older `simplicio-tasks` surface remains only as a compatibility alias. Credit: the technique is Ralph Wiggum / cursor `ralph-loop`. We keep its best parts — single human-readable state file, exact-match promise sentinel, two-hook split — and add the simplicio safety spine (evidence-gated promise, max-iteration cap, cross-platform hook). For queue/body-of-work runs, pair this file with the shared deep references under `../simplicio-tasks/references/` for extension points, orchestration, token economy, delivery, and safety details. ## GitHub coordination default When the project remote is hosted on GitHub, GitHub is the default coordination and source-of-truth surface for the loop: read and update Issues, publish progress in issue/PR comments, validate checks, merge only through the repository's approved PR path, and re-query live state before closing. Do not silently substitute another tracker or local scratchpad for GitHub; use another system only when the user explicitly requests i