looping

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Looping — Korean agent-loop skills for Claude Code

A Claude Code plugin that localizes the 40 agent loops from loops.elorm.xyz into Korean. Installing it adds 40 skills named looping:<loop>, each with a Korean explanation of what / when / how to use it, plus a ready-to-run guide for Claude Code (/loop, /schedule, hooks).

The skill bodies are written in Korean — this plugin is aimed at Korean-speaking Claude Code users.

Quick start

Add this repository as a marketplace in Claude Code, then install the plugin:

/plugin marketplace add NewTurn2017/looping-skills
/plugin install looping@looping-marketplace

Reopen the session and the looping:<loop> skills become active. Say something like "keep running tests until they pass" and the right loop triggers automatically.

What is a loop? (prompt vs loop)

• A prompt is a one-shot instruction. Run once, done.
• A loop is a system that keeps prompting the agent until a goal is met, with a feedback gate (a check) between each pass.

In one line: prompts are ingredients, loops are recipes. Trigger → act → check → repeat.

Five core concepts: trigger (manual / interval / event) · self-pacing (the agent stops itself) · feedback gate (a check each pass) · exit condition / max iterations · guardrails (anti-gaming rules so the exit condition can't be faked).

Usage

Each loop is a skill. Two ways to use it:

1. Auto-trigger — say "keep fixing tests until they all pass" and Claude consults the matching loop (looping:test-until-green) on its own.
2. Explicit — call a skill by name (looping:<loop>) when you want to pick it yourself.

How it runs depends on the trigger type (each skill explains this in Korean):

• manual → paste the kickoff prompt; the agent self-paces.
• interval → /loop <interval> (this session) or /schedule (cron-style, survives session close).
• event (hook) → wire it into .claude/settings.json hooks to fire on edit / commit / merge.

The 40 loops (by category)

Category	Count	Examples
Testing	13	test-until-green, flaky-test-triage, coverage-until-threshold, e2e-until-green
CI	5	ci-failure-watcher, ship-pr-until-green, pr-babysitter
Maintenance	5	knip-until-clean, dependency-upgrade-one-by-one, docs-sync-after-edits
Review	2	pr-self-review, de-sloppify-pass
Automation	2	ralph-story-executor, guardrails-learning-loop
Debugging	2	reflexion-debug-loop, investigation-script-loop
API	2	api-contract-until-match, openapi-sync-until-valid
DevOps	2	deploy-verification-loop, staging-smoke-test
Quality / Planning / Docs / Security / Performance / Git / DB	1 each	a11y-audit-until-clean, spec-first-ship, migration-until-applied, …

→ Full catalog (one-line descriptions for all 40, in Korean): looping/README.md.

Repository layout

looping-skills/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json   # marketplace definition
├── looping/
│   ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json    # plugin manifest
│   ├── README.md                     # concepts, install, usage + full 40-loop catalog (Korean)
│   └── skills/<40>/SKILL.md          # the 40 looping:<loop> skills
├── README.md / README.ko.md          # this document
└── LICENSE

Credits

• Original: loops.elorm.xyz by elorm — the source of the loop concept, the 40 workflows, the kickoff prompts, and the guardrail rules.
• This repository is an unofficial Korean localization that re-frames that content for Claude Code's execution model. Each skill preserves the original English kickoff and a source link in a <details> block.
• If you like the original, you can support it via Buy me a coffee.

License

MIT — covers the Korean localization and packaging work. The loop concept and original prompts originate from loops.elorm.xyz, as noted in Credits above.