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About loop

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loop

Start an autonomous experiment loop with user-selected interval

Loop is an agent skill that starts an autonomous experiment loop, which runs an experiment again and again at an interval you choose. Intervals include every ten minutes, every hour, daily at about nine in the morning, weekly on Monday, and monthly on the first. It uses the CronCreate scheduler to run the recurring check. The command takes the name of an experiment, such as an API speed experiment, and an interval, and it can also stop an active loop by name. If you start a loop without an interval, the skill asks you to choose one. It is useful for watching how a metric changes over time, such as response speed after each change, without running the experiment by hand every time. The first step of the loop resolves which experiment to run. The skill is part of the claude-skills collection by alirezarezvani, and is listed on skills.sh, where its audit shows a warning from the Socket scanner.

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Price
Free
Made by
alirezarezvani
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/alirezarezvani/claude-skills/loop