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38 lines
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description: "Run a planning-aware cadence with Claude Code's /loop. Default tick checks plan status, runs check-complete, nudges progress.md update if stalled. Available since v2.38.0."
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disable-model-invocation: true
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allowed-tools: "Read Bash"
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---
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Run a planning-aware cadence on top of Claude Code's `/loop` primitive.
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Steps:
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1. Parse args:
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- First arg matching `^\d+[smhd]$` is the interval (default `10m`).
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- Remaining args are an optional task prompt.
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2. Resolve the active plan as in `/plan-attest`.
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3. Compose the loop prompt:
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- If user passed a task prompt: use it verbatim.
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- Else: use the default planning tick prompt:
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```
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Read task_plan.md and progress.md. Run scripts/check-complete.sh to see remaining phases.
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If no progress.md entry has been added since the last loop tick, write one summarizing the current state.
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If a phase finished, update its Status: line in task_plan.md.
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Continue the next phase if work remains.
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```
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4. Invoke `/loop <interval> <prompt>`.
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5. Confirm to the user: print the interval, the active plan ID, and remind that bare `/loop` invocation alone (without args) runs Claude Code's built-in maintenance prompt — `/plan-loop` differs by always grounding the tick in the planning files.
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If `task_plan.md` does not exist, refuse and direct user to run `/plan` first.
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Why this exists:
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`/loop` runs prompts on cron without any plan-state contract. `/plan-loop` injects a plan-aware default so the recurring tick always re-reads the planning files first, runs the completion check, and writes a progress entry. Users get "babysit my plan" UX without writing a custom loop prompt.
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Notes:
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- `/plan-loop` composes with `/loop`; it does not replace it. `/loop 5m "anything"` still works.
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- For "babysit until plan is done" semantics: combine `/plan-loop 10m` (cadence) with `/plan-goal` (termination criterion). The loop runs every 10 minutes; the goal stops the loop when the plan is complete.
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- The default tick prompt is intentionally short so it stays within compaction-safe length.
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