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@weppy/ralph

v0.1.0

Published

Independent Ralph orchestrator with CLI and MCP entrypoints.

Readme

@weppy/ralph

@weppy/ralph is an independent orchestrator package for fresh-context AI agent execution.

Scope

  • File-backed job state under .ralph-cache/ by default
  • Adapter-based execution for Codex and Claude Code
  • Ralph-owned validation, retry, completion, and resume rules
  • Shared core with both CLI and MCP access layers
  • Input files and images are passed as path references for the agent to inspect directly
  • Run state and placeholder logs are written before agent execution starts

Usage

ralph start \
  --title "Implement auth flow" \
  --agent custom-command \
  --workspace /path/to/project \
  --input docs/spec.md \
  --validate-cmd "npm test" \
  --max-retries 1

ralph status --workspace /path/to/project --json
ralph resume --workspace /path/to/project --max-iterations 5 --json
ralph result --workspace /path/to/project
ralph cancel --workspace /path/to/project

Adapters

  • codex: runs codex exec
  • claude-code: runs claude -p
  • custom-command: runs the shell command from RALPH_CUSTOM_AGENT_COMMAND

custom-command receives these environment variables:

  • RALPH_WORKSPACE_PATH
  • RALPH_PROMPT_PATH
  • RALPH_OUTPUT_PATH
  • RALPH_RUN_DIRECTORY_PATH

The command must write a valid result.json payload to RALPH_OUTPUT_PATH. RALPH_OUTPUT_PATH points directly to the run's result.json file.

Specs

Scripts

  • npm run check
  • npm run build
  • npm test