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npx versuz@latest install andrewchang-cpu-vibe-coding-configuration-general-plugin-skills-work-ralphgit clone https://github.com/AndrewChang-cpu/vibe-coding-configuration.gitcp vibe-coding-configuration/SKILL.MD ~/.claude/skills/andrewchang-cpu-vibe-coding-configuration-general-plugin-skills-work-ralph/SKILL.md--- name: vibe:work-ralph description: Runs /vibe:work in a ralph-wiggum loop — one wave per iteration, sequential and inspectable. Requires the ralph-wiggum plugin. Run after /vibe:tasks. argument-hint: "[max-iterations]" allowed-tools: - Read - Write - Bash --- <input_validation> Check prerequisites: ```bash test -f .plan/TASKS.md && echo "tasks: found" || echo "tasks: MISSING" test -f .plan/PLAN.md && echo "plan: found" || echo "plan: MISSING" ``` If either is missing, print the appropriate error and stop: - No TASKS.md: `No TASKS.md found. Run /vibe:tasks first.` - No PLAN.md: `No PLAN.md found. Run /vibe:plan first.` Check that there are actually pending tasks: ```bash grep -c '`pending`' .plan/TASKS.md || true ``` If 0 pending tasks, print `No pending tasks found in TASKS.md.` and stop. </input_validation> <execution_flow> ## Stage 1 — PARSE ARGUMENTS Parse `$ARGUMENTS`: - If a positive integer is provided (e.g. `/vibe:work-ralph 20`): use it as `max_iterations` - If empty or `0`: use `0` (unlimited) ## Stage 2 — WRITE RALPH LOOP STATE FILE ```bash mkdir -p .claude ``` Write `.claude/ralph-loop.local.md` with this exact format: ``` --- active: true iteration: 1 max_iterations: <MAX_ITERATIONS> completion_promise: "ALL TASKS COMPLETE" started_at: "<current ISO timestamp from: date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ>" --- Read .plan/TASKS.md and .plan/PLAN.md. Find all pending tasks whose dependencies are satisfied. Select the set you are confident can run in parallel without file conflicts. Dispatch one implementer subagent per task (in parallel), then one reviewer subagent per task. Fix any blocking review issues. Update each approved task status to `done` in .plan/TASKS.md. When ALL tasks are `done` and every Definition of Done criterion from .plan/PLAN.md is verified, output: <promise>ALL TASKS COMPLETE</promise> ``` ## Stage 3 — RUN FIRST ITERATION Execute the `/vibe:work` skill now (do not wait for the ralph loop to re-invoke). Run the full work flow: select wave, dispatch implementers, review, fix, update TASKS.md. When the first wave is complete: - If all tasks are done and DoD passes: output `<promise>ALL TASKS COMPLETE</promise>` and the ralph loop will exit. - If work remains: end your response normally. The stop hook will re-invoke the prompt for the next iteration, picking up from the updated TASKS.md. ## Stage 4 — SUBSEQUENT ITERATIONS (automatic) The ralph-wiggum stop hook handles all re-invocations. Each iteration receives the same prompt and reads the current TASKS.md state. No action needed — just run the work. </execution_flow> <notes> - The ralph loop is in-session only. If the session ends (usage limit, manual exit), the loop stops. TASKS.md retains all progress; re-run `/vibe:work-ralph` to resume. - To cancel mid-loop: run `/cancel-ralph` (removes `.claude/ralph-loop.local.md`). - To monitor progress: `grep -E "Status|^###" .plan/TASKS.md` - Max iterations limits ralph re-invocations, not tasks. One iteration may complete multiple tasks in a parallel wave. </notes>