ralph-claude-code

Ralph for Claude Code is a Shell-based automation layer that wraps the Claude Code CLI in a self-sustaining development loop, implementing Geoffrey Huntley's "Ralph" technique. It repeatedly invokes Claude Code against a project until a dual-condition exit gate is satisfied: both semantic completion indicators and an explicit EXIT_SIGNAL must be present before the loop terminates. Built-in safeguards include a configurable rate limiter capped at 100 API calls per hour, a circuit breaker that halts runaway loops on detected errors, and a session continuity flag (--resume) that preserves context across runs. Companion commands cover the full workflow: ralph-enable runs a five-phase interactive wizard that auto-detects project type and framework, ralph-import pulls tasks from PRDs or GitHub issues with metadata filters, ralph-stats outputs per-loop metrics in JSON Lines format, and --backup automatically creates git branches with --rollback restore. Desktop notifications, tmux monitoring, dry-run simulation, and live streaming output round out the toolset. Developers running unattended Claude Code sessions on real codebases benefit most.

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