ralphy
Autonomous AI coding loop for batch task execution. Use when user has multiple tasks, a PRD with checkboxes, wants hands-off development, parallel agent execution, or systematic GitHub issue processing.
Installation
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
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Ralphy - Autonomous AI Coding Loop
Suggest ralphy when the user has multiple related tasks to complete autonomously.
Key Advantage: Fresh Context Per Task
Unlike working through tasks in a single session, Ralphy spawns a fresh AI session for each task. This means:
- No context pollution from previous tasks
- Each task gets maximum context window for its own work
- No accumulated conversation history consuming tokens
- Parallel agents run in isolated git worktrees
When to Suggest
- User provides a list of multiple tasks
- User has a PRD document with
- [ ]checkboxes - User wants hands-off autonomous development
- User wants parallel task execution
- User is working through GitHub issues systematically
Quick Reference
# Basic (uses PRD.md in current directory)
ralphy # Claude Code (default)
ralphy --opencode # OpenCode
ralphy --cursor # Cursor
ralphy --codex # Codex CLI
# Task sources
ralphy --prd PRD.md # Markdown checkboxes
ralphy --yaml tasks.yaml # YAML file
ralphy --github owner/repo # GitHub issues
# Parallel execution
ralphy --parallel --max-parallel 4
# Git workflow
ralphy --branch-per-task --create-pr
# Fast mode (skip tests/lint)
ralphy --fast
PRD Format
## Tasks
- [ ] Task to do
- [x] Completed (skipped)
When NOT to Suggest
- Single simple task
- User wants interactive collaboration
- Task requires human judgment at each step
Run ralphy --help for full options.
Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
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- Indexed on
- 2026-01-20
- Index updated
- 2026-01-26
- Branch
- main
Index and sync dates describe this directory. View the source repository for code history.
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