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Duty loop reviewer

Skill yeyitech/duty-loops/.agents/skills/duty-loop-reviewer

Scene-specific AI workers for Codex and Claude.

Install
npx -y skills add yeyitech/duty-loops --skill duty-loop-reviewer

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Review a Duty Loop's recent runs for usefulness, notification noise, stale context, missing gates, and over-engineering. Use when Codex should inspect BLUEPRINT.md, state, and logs to suggest small improvements to a long-lived AI worker without turning it into a heavy workflow system.

SKILL.md

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Duty Loop Reviewer

Review whether a Duty Loop is still useful, quiet, and safe.

Workflow

  1. Read blueprints/<loop-id>/BLUEPRINT.md.

  2. Run:

    npm run review -- <loop-id>
npm run status -- <loop-id>

  3. Inspect recent quiet, notify, ask, and act decisions.

  4. Look for:

    • repeated noisy notifications;
    • quiet runs that should have noticed material change;
    • stale or missing context sources;
    • human gates that are too broad or missing;
    • business judgment hard-coded into brittle rules;
    • scripts that should stay scripts versus model judgment that should stay flexible.

  5. Suggest the smallest useful change.

Output

Return:

  • current loop health;
  • one or two high-impact improvements;
  • whether the issue is context, policy, connector, notification, or gate design;
  • a concrete patch plan only if the user asks you to edit files.

What ships with it: 1 file

218 B alongside SKILL.md

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