SKILL
Loop Check
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Review an existing loop prompt, scheduled task, cron job, or agent workflow for missing checks, stop conditions, and approval gates.
Loop Check is most useful once you understand why stop conditions matter and how a loop proves it is done.
Loop Check
Use this skill when a human points you at a loop they already run and asks whether it is safe, clear, or complete.
Review checklist
Check for four things:
- Goal: the job is clear enough to know what done means.
- Repeated steps: each pass has concrete actions, not vague intent.
- Check per pass: there is evidence that a pass worked.
- Stop condition: the loop knows when to finish, pause, or ask for help.
Also check for human gates. Anything public, destructive, expensive, credential-related, or production-changing needs approval before action.
Output
Return a short report:
- Findings: the most important gaps or risks.
- Tightened loop plan: a clearer version with goal, trigger, steps, check, stop condition, and approval gates.
- Open questions: only what still blocks safe execution.
Do not schedule or modify the loop unless the human explicitly approves the rewritten plan.