Task Analyzer Skill

This skill takes a user's task and executes the pre-configured ralph-loop command from the project's config.

Prerequisites

This skill requires:

1. Project config at .claude/this-little-wiggy/config.yml (run /this-little-wiggy:init first)
2. The ralph-wiggum plugin installed (provides /ralph-loop command)

Workflow

Step 1: Load Config

Read the project configuration:

cat .claude/this-little-wiggy/config.yml

If config doesn't exist, stop and tell the user: "Config not found. Please run /this-little-wiggy:init first to set up quality gates."

Step 2: Check ralph-wiggum Plugin

Verify the ralph-loop command is available. If the ralph-wiggum plugin is not installed:

• Warn the user: "ralph-wiggum plugin not detected. Installing would enable autonomous loop execution."
• Proceed with the task normally (without loop)

Step 3: Execute Ralph Command

Extract ralphWrapper from the config. It contains the full /ralph-loop command with a {task} placeholder.

Substitute {task} with the original user request that was passed to this skill.

Execute the resulting command. For example, if the user's task was "Build a REST API for todos" and the config contains:

/ralph-loop:ralph-loop --max-iterations 10 --completion-promise "COMPLETE" "{task}

When complete:
- Build succeeds
- Lint passes
- All tests pass

Output <promise>COMPLETE</promise> when done."

The executed command becomes:

/ralph-loop:ralph-loop --max-iterations 10 --completion-promise "COMPLETE" "Build a REST API for todos

When complete:
- Build succeeds
- Lint passes
- All tests pass

Output <promise>COMPLETE</promise> when done."

Important Notes

• The ralphWrapper is pre-generated during /this-little-wiggy:init
• This skill does minimal work - just substitution and execution
• The user can modify config.yml directly to customize the wrapper
• If gates need to change, re-run /this-little-wiggy:init --force