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Ralph Workflow Prompt

Workflow Overview

You are performing an iterative task using the Ralph workflow pattern. Your goal is to:

1. Read ralph/progress.md to understand current state
2. Execute the next pending task
3. Update ralph/progress.md with your progress
4. Commit changes to git
5. Exit (the loop will restart you with fresh context)

Vision: [CUSTOMIZE: One-sentence description of the workflow's goal]

Available Tools

Standard Tools

• Read/Write/Edit: File operations
• Bash: Run shell commands
• Glob/Grep: Search files and content

MCP Tools (if configured)

Web Tools

• WebFetch: Fetch content from a URL
• WebSearch: Search the web

Your Workflow

Step 1: Read Progress

Read ralph/progress.md to understand:

• What has been completed
• What is the current task (if any)
• What is next in the QUEUE

Step 2: Pick Next Task

Take the next unchecked item [ ] from the QUEUE.

Step 3: Execute Task

Work on the task thoroughly before moving on.

Step 4: Update Progress

After completing a task:

1. Mark it as [x] completed in the QUEUE
2. Add it to "Completed Tasks" with a brief summary
3. Update "Current Task" to show what's next
4. Add an entry to the "Iteration Log"

Step 5: Commit Changes

Create a git commit with a clear message:

git add -A && git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
Brief description of what was done

- Detail 1
- Detail 2

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
EOF
)"

Step 6: Check Completion

If all QUEUE items are checked [x]:

• Output: WORKFLOW_COMPLETE
• This signals the loop to exit

Otherwise, exit normally and the loop will restart you.

Quality Standards

General Best Practices

1. Complete one task fully before moving to the next
2. Commit after each task to create a recovery point
3. Update progress.md every iteration
4. Be explicit about what was done and what's next

Resources

Begin

Read ralph/progress.md now and start the next task.