loop-creator
SolidDesign and generate autonomous/semi-autonomous AI work loops and the prompts that drive them — builder/verifier (maker/checker) loops, phased build loops, queue-driven multi-task loops, and nightly triage. Every loop it produces has explicit acceptance criteria, a verifier separated from the builder ("close is FAIL"), commit checkpoints, a hard max-iteration + human-escalation stop, and safe stopping conditions. Use whenever the user wants to build a loop, "create a loop", "make a loop creator", set up a self-correcting or maker/checker loop, write prompts for a loop, design an evaluator-optimizer or agentic loop, scaffold a LOOP_QUEUE, or wire a nightly triage workflow — even if they don't say the word "loop" but describe an iterate-until-it-passes process. When (and only when) the request says to look at a codebase or use Claude Code, it inspects the repo read-only and emits a headless Claude Code harness. Defaults to the Conductor Method conventions, all clearly overridable.
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Quality Score: 78/100
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- Author
- scoobydrew83
- Repository
- scoobydrew83/skills
- Created
- 1 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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loop-builder
Build a file-based agent loop (harness) for a long, powerful task BEFORE running it — so you design the loop and only verify the output, instead of supervising every step. Runs a short interview (goal, done-condition, non-goals, verify commands), scaffolds loops/<slug>/ with VISION.md + specs + IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md + AGENTS.md + PROMPT files + loop.sh, runs PLANNING, gets ONE plan approval, then loops BUILDING autonomously and hands back the diff + eval results. Trigger when the user says "loop-builder", "/loop-builder", "build a loop", "create a loop for X", "set up an autonomous loop", or asks to run a long autonomous task (a feature, a refactor, a tool, a content batch).
loop-designer
Use this skill when the user says turn this into a loop, run this on a schedule, automate this daily, build me a loop, make this recurring, design a loop for a task, or loop this task — any request to make a one-off task a recurring autonomous job. Interviews minimally (goal, sources/inputs, output destination, schedule), then generates a five-part loop spec (Discover, Plan, Execute, Verify with a separate verifier checklist, Stop-or-Repeat), a non-negotiable guardrails block (max-iterations cap, cost ceiling, seen-log cross-run dedup, no-destructive-actions allowlist, completion/trip notification), and two ready-to-paste runners — a Claude Code Routine prompt and a local cron/launchd variant. Do NOT use for improving an existing prompt ("improve this prompt" is prompt-optimizer-loop's job), for one-off tasks, for debugging an already-built loop, or to run something on an interval in the current session — the built-in /loop command does that; this skill designs durable guarded loops, it doesn't run them.
loop-designer
Iterate-stage skill: turns a recurring chore into a guarded autonomous loop — five-part anatomy (Discover/Plan/Execute/Verify/Stop), five non-negotiable guardrails, and a verifier that is never the executor. Use when a repeated manual task should run on a schedule — 'turn this weekly chore into an autonomous loop', 'design a guarded loop for the digest', 'automate this triage safely' — or when /pm routes such a request here. Do NOT use for one-shot workflow hardening (guardrail-designer), for plain cron scheduling of a script, for executing the loop, or for definitions of autonomous loops.