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Sheepdog loop

Skill filipores/sheepdog/skills/sheepdog-loop

Parent-orchestrated review/fix/review loop for boundary-law violations in a diff or target. Use when asked to run sheepdog loop, fix architecture drift until clean, or desheepdog a god orchestrator. Edits only after accepted fixes.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add filipores/sheepdog --skill sheepdog-loop

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Sheepdog Loop

Loop until no blocking boundary leaks remain or the cap is reached. Default cap: 3 rounds.

Loop

  1. Run sheepdog-review on the diff/target.
  2. Synthesize only blocker/major findings worth fixing now.
  3. Apply the smallest safe moves: move responsibility home, keep callers thin, add the smallest boundary check.
  4. Run focused tests/static checks.
  5. Review again if the fix materially changed structure.

Stop and ask the user when:

  • a fix needs a product/scope/architecture decision
  • the only path is accepted boundary debt
  • the next move is broad refactor unrelated to the requested change
  • max rounds reached

Accepted debt

Only with explicit user approval:

# sheepdog: accepted boundary debt, <reason>; home: <module/layer>; trigger: <when to move>

Final output

sheepdog-loop: clean | stopped | debt-accepted | cap-reached
changed: <files>
checks: <commands>
remaining: <none or blockers>

What ships with it

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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