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Set up a Ralph Loop for autonomous parallel-slice execution outside Claude Code. ## Goals - Turn a task into a self-contained parallel pipeline that runs autonomously - Set up a directory-based plan with slices for parallel execution - Leave the user ready to start the orchestrator from their terminal ## Steps ### Step 1 — Context survey Read `AGENTS.md` and scan `docs/plans/active/` to understand the current project state. ### Step 2 — Task type selection Use **AskUserQuestion** to let the user pick a task type. - Options: `general` / `refactor` / `test-coverage` / `bugfix` / `docs` / `migration` - If the task type can be inferred from the conversation context or the active plan, place that option first with `(Recommended)` appended to the label. - Descriptions for each option: - general — default for most tasks - refactor — restructuring without behaviour change - test-coverage — adding or improving tests - bugfix — diagnosing and fixing a bug - docs — documentation updates - migration — language, framework, or API migration ### Step 3 — Confirm objective and plan directory Use **AskUserQuestion** to confirm the objective and link the plan directory. - Pre-fill the question with an objective inferred from conversation context. - If `docs/plans/active/` contains directory-based plans (with `_manifest.md`), list them as options. - Ralph Loop requires a directory-based plan. If none exists, instruct the user to create one with `./scripts/new-ralph-plan.s