ralphy

Orchestrate autonomous AI agents across multi-task development loops using PRD/YAML inputs.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Samaara-Das/Ecom-site --skill ralphy
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: ralphy
Source: https://github.com/Samaara-Das/Ecom-site/tree/main/.claude/skills/ralphy
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Samaara-Das/Ecom-site --skill ralphy

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the orchestration of AI agents to run multi-task development loops until tasks are completed, reducing manual overhead in PRD/YAML-driven workflows and enabling continuous improvement through iterative prompts.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Autonomous loop orchestration using the Ralph Wiggum technique for multi-task software development
  • Parallel agent execution with per-task branches and optional PR creation
  • Planning-driven task management using PRD/YAML inputs to drive implementation loops

Quick Start

To start an autonomous development loop, run ralphy with a simple task, or point it at a PRD or YAML file. Example: ralphy "add dark mode"; ralphy --prd PRD.md; ralphy --yaml tasks.yaml; enable parallelism with ralphy --parallel --max-parallel 5.

Frequently Asked Questions about ralphy

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate AI agent orchestration for multi-task software development?▼

Yes, parallel execution is natively supported using the --parallel and --max-parallel flags. This allows multiple AI agents to run concurrently, each operating on isolated per-task branches to execute your development tasks simultaneously.

How do I use a PRD to drive autonomous coding loops?▼

You can start an autonomous development loop by passing a simple text prompt, a PRD file via the --prd flag, or a YAML task list via the --yaml flag. The orchestrator then iteratively manages the AI agents until the specified tasks are complete.

What is the Ralph Wiggum loop technique for AI agent orchestration?▼

The Ralph Wiggum loop technique is an autonomous iterative prompting method that continuously cycles AI agents through planning and building tasks. It preserves task context and safety while automating multi-task software development until completion.

Can I execute parallel AI agents with per-task branches and PR workflows?▼

Yes, parallel agent execution supports per-task branches and optional PR creation. You can configure the maximum number of parallel agents using the --max-parallel flag to manage resource utilization during orchestration.

How do I manage multi-task development loops using YAML task lists?▼

You can manage multi-task development loops by defining your tasks in a YAML file and passing it with the --yaml flag. The orchestrator reads the YAML task list and continuously runs AI agents until all defined tasks are completed.

Does AI agent orchestration require dependencies to run autonomous loops?▼

No external dependencies are required to run the autonomous AI agent orchestration loops. The system operates independently to manage PRD-driven planning, YAML task execution, and parallel agent workflows without additional packages.