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@jimmyzhang95/codex-ralph-loop

v0.1.0

Published

13 days ago

Codex-native Ralph Loop runner, plugin, and installable skill for continue-until-done workflows.

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Codex Ralph Loop

Codex Ralph Loop is a Codex-native version of the Ralph Loop pattern: one task, many focused codex exec passes, automatic continue-until-done behavior, and persistent local state between iterations.

What It Does

Re-launches codex exec until the task is done, failed, or capped
Persists loop state under .codex-ralph-loop/runs/
Stores each iteration's prompt, final message, stdout, and stderr
Ships as both a Codex plugin bundle and a user-installable global skill

Install

npx @jimmyzhang95/codex-ralph-loop install

Then restart Codex.

Use

Create a prompt file:

Build the feature in small safe steps.
Keep going until the task is complete.
If more work remains after one pass, leave a concrete next prompt for the next iteration.

Run the loop:

npx @jimmyzhang95/codex-ralph-loop run --prompt-file ralph-task.txt

Resume a previous run:

npx @jimmyzhang95/codex-ralph-loop resume <run-id>

Inspect install health:

npx @jimmyzhang95/codex-ralph-loop doctor

Publish Checklist

npm run build
npm test
npm publish --access public