loop

You can automate iterative code review and test execution by defining a loop contract that specifies completion conditions and budgets. The workflow runs autonomously, monitoring progress until unit tests pass and the task is verified as done.

An autonomous workflow delegates repetitive engineering tasks to run without manual intervention until a verification condition is met. It tracks progress and logs each iteration, ensuring tasks like documentation updates complete only when specified goals are achieved.

To set up a loop contract for document updates, define your goals, specify the conditions for completion, and allocate iteration budgets. Provide scripts for the required action, verification, and logging capabilities to execute the autonomous workflow.

Yes, you need to provide scripts for action, verification, and logging capabilities. The Skill uses these scripts to execute and monitor your iterative processes, tracking the status of each task iteration until completion conditions are met.

Use an autonomous workflow for repetitive engineering tasks like code review, test execution, or documentation updates that require iterative improvement. It is ideal when you need tasks to run autonomously until verifiable completion conditions are met.

Yes, you can limit iterations by setting budgets in your loop contract. The workflow executes and monitors the iterative processes, stopping when specified conditions for completion are met or the allocated iteration budget is exhausted.