BC loop-builder

Use this when the user wants you to BUILD a self-running agent loop — take a recurring chore and turn it into something that fires on its own (a schedule or event), does the work, checks the result against an OBJECTIVE pass/fail gate, records state to disk, and repeats until a real stopping condition — so it keeps working after they stop prompting. The tell is a judged outcome plus a trigger, not just a timer. Trigger on: "build me a loop / set up a loop", "automate this whole flow so it just runs every few hours", "turn my weekly/standup chore into something self-running", "keep fixing/triaging X and re-running until it's green, then stop", "check Y for me unattended", "every morning read yesterday's failures and write them up", "add the checker half that grades what my bot produces", or any background/recurring task they want to hand off. Covers CI triage, PR review/merge-checking, digests, lint/build loops, dependency bumps, doc refresh. Delivers the whole system — trigger, state file, procedure skill, hard-stop gate, command allowlist, supervised rollout. Skip for: one-off tasks done now, writing literal loop code (a Python while/for-loop or an infinite-render bug), and plain scheduling with no work-or-gate (a vercel.json cron, a GitHub Actions YAML).

Use this when the user wants you to BUILD a self-running agent loop — take a recurring chore and turn it into something that fires on its own (a schedule or…

As a process C 62/100 · Has gaps — weak spots: inputs and preconditions, consistency, running it twice