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# Ralph Loop Reference Guide

Conceptual guide for autonomous AI coding loops.

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## Core Philosophy

### The Problem: Context Rot

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GUIDE

You are working in a loop. Keep you tasks small and scoped. Stop when you're done, you'll loop and have the opportunity to work on it again. You are smart and capable of inference, guidance is good enough for you. Write progress as guided.

Loop Workflow

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1. Signup up at z.ai (use my code here)
2. Signup at https://sprites.dev/
3. Create and sprite sprite create my-sprite
4. Auth with github: gh auth
5. Clone your repo: gh repo clone ...
6. Logout of gh: gh auth logout
7. Setup z.ai with an API key npx @z_ai/coding-helper
8. Copy the ralph script:

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#!/bin/bash

# Ralph Wiggum Loop - Standalone Claude Code TUI Runner
# Run this from your terminal - it will open/close Claude Code repeatedly

set -e

# Get the prompt from arguments
PROMPT="$*"

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# The Elixir Library Documentation Manifesto

Principles from direct response copywriting adapted for technical library documentation. These aren't theories—they're proven principles for getting developers to understand, adopt, and successfully use your library.

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## The ten foundational laws of library documentation

**1. You cannot create need—only channel it.** Developers arrive with existing problems. Your job is to show how your library solves what they're already trying to solve. Research the actual Stack Overflow questions, ElixirForum threads, and GitHub issues that lead people to need your solution. Use their exact terminology.

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Project Title

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Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

Prerequisites

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#!/bin/bash
#run using $ bash 10000 (or any other number you choose)
#change the url to the url where your server is serving files
#run in multiple terminal sessions to force simulatenous requests

n=$1
j=0
i=0

while [ $i -lt $n ]; do

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#!/bin/bash

# to run: $ bash <ip> <port>

host=$1
port=$2

while read LINE; do
  if [ ! ${LINE:0:1} == "#" ]
  then

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#!/bin/bash  

# run using sh md5_check <directory to check> <ip> <port> <md5-type>
# example:
# OSX: $ bash md5_check.sh WWW localhost 8888 md5
# LINUX: $ bash md5_check.sh WWW localhost 8888 md5sum
 

# DO NOT USE SLASHES, ONLY USE THE DIRECTORY NAME