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A curated list of resources about Ralph, the AI coding technique that runs AI coding agents in automated loops until specifications are fulfilled.
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A curated list of resources about Ralph (aka Ralph Wiggum), the AI coding technique that runs AI coding agents in automated loops until specifications are fulfilled.
Ralph is a technique created by Geoffrey Huntley for autonomous AI coding. The core concept is elegantly simple:
while :; do cat PROMPT.md | claude-code ; done
Key principles:
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Primary sources from Geoffrey Huntley, the creator of the Ralph technique.
Comprehensive implementation guides covering the 3 Phases, 2 Prompts, 1 Loop workflow.
Phase 1: Define Requirements — Human + LLM conversation produces JTBD-aligned specifications Phase 2: Planning Mode — Gap analysis generates prioritized TODO list (no implementation) Phase 3: Building Mode — Implement from plan, run tests, commit, repeat
project-root/
├── loop.sh # Ralph loop script
├── PROMPT_build.md # Build mode instructions
├── PROMPT_plan.md # Plan mode instructions
├── AGENTS.md # Operational guide (~60 lines max)
├── IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md # Prioritized task list (generated)
├── specs/ # Requirement specs (one per JTBD)
└── src/ # Application source code