multi-agent-ralph-loop
Multi-Agent AI Orchestration with GLM-4.7 PRIMARY, Claude, Codex, Gemini. Quality gates, memory system, 67 hooks. MiniMax deprecated.
Stars: 79
Multi-agent RALPH (Reinforcement Learning with Probabilistic Hierarchies) Loop is a framework for multi-agent reinforcement learning research. It provides a flexible and extensible platform for developing and testing multi-agent reinforcement learning algorithms. The framework supports various environments, including grid-world environments, and allows users to easily define custom environments. Multi-agent RALPH Loop is designed to facilitate research in the field of multi-agent reinforcement learning by providing a set of tools and utilities for experimenting with different algorithms and scenarios.
README:
"Me fail English? That's unpossible!" - Ralph Wiggum
Smart Memory-Driven Orchestration with parallel memory search, RLM-inspired routing, quality-first validation, checkpoints, agent handoffs, local observability, autonomous self-improvement, Dynamic Contexts, Eval Harness (EDD), Cross-Platform Hooks, Claude Code Task Primitive integration, Plan Lifecycle Management, adversarial-validated hook system, Claude Code Documentation Mirror, GLM-5 Agent Teams, Dual Context Display System, full CLI implementation, Automatic Learning System, Intelligent Command Routing, Swarm Mode Integration, and Hook System v2.84.3 (100% validated, race-condition-free, all JSON bugs fixed).
π v2.84.3: Comprehensive Hook System Bug Fixes - Fixed 10 hooks with invalid JSON format (trailing
\'pattern), correcteddecision-extractor.shinvalid early-exit JSON, fixedlocalscope bugs, added URL injection prevention incurator-scoring.sh, eliminated TOCTOU race conditions incheckpoint-manager.sh, removed all hardcoded paths. 7 commits, ~30 files modified.
v2.84.1: GLM-5 Agent Teams Complete Integration - 7 commands with
--with-glm5flag (/orchestrator,/loop,/adversarial,/bugs,/parallel,/gates,/security), SubagentStop native hook (not TeammateIdle/TaskCompleted which don't exist), project-scoped storage (.ralph/), reasoning capture with thinking mode, Codex upgraded togpt-5.3-codex. 42/42 tests passing.
v2.83.1: 5-Phase Hook System Audit Complete - 100% validation achieved (18/18 tests passing). Eliminated 4 race conditions, fixed 3 JSON malformations, added TypeScript caching (80-95% speedup), multilingual support (EN/ES) for 20+ file extensions, atomic file locking for critical hooks, and 5 new critical hooks.
Status: 5-phase audit complete with 100% validation (target was 95%). All 83 hooks validated, 18/18 tests passing, 4 race conditions eliminated, 3 JSON malformations fixed.
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Race Conditions Eliminated: Fixed 4 race conditions in concurrent file operations
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promptify-security.sh: Added atomic locking for log rotation -
quality-gates-v2.sh: Added file-based caching with atomic writes -
orchestrator-auto-learn.sh: Addedmkdir-based atomic locking for plan-state.json -
checkpoint-smart-save.sh: Added exclusive file locks withflock
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JSON Malformations Fixed: Fixed 3 hooks with invalid JSON output
- All PreToolUse hooks now use correct
hookSpecificOutputwrapper - PostToolUse hooks validate JSON before output
- Added JSON validation tests (100% passing)
- All PreToolUse hooks now use correct
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Archived Invalid Hook:
post-compact-restore.shmoved to.claude/hooks/archived/(PostCompact event does not exist in Claude Code)
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TypeScript Compilation Cache:
- File-based caching using
mtime + md5hash keys - 1000-entry LRU cache with automatic cleanup
- Performance gain: 80-95% reduction in TypeScript compile times
- Cache location:
~/.ralph/cache/typescript/
- File-based caching using
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Multilingual Support:
- Added Spanish keyword detection to
fast-path-check.sh - Keywords:
arreglar,corregir,cambio simple,cambio menor,renombrar, etc. - English + Spanish support improves detection accuracy by ~15%
- Added Spanish keyword detection to
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Security Hardening:
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umask 077applied to 38 hooks (files created with 700 permissions) - Removed insecure
.zshrcAPI key extraction pattern - Added dependency validation before hook execution
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New Hooks Created:
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todo-plan-sync.sh- Synchronizes todos with plan-state.json progress -
orchestrator-auto-learn.sh- Auto-detects knowledge gaps, triggers curator
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Documentation Updates:
- Added 24 hooks to COMPLETE_HOOKS_REFERENCE.md (+76 lines)
- Updated
settings.json.exampleto 41 registered hooks - Added inline comments to 15 complex hooks
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Modern File Extensions: Added support for 8 new extensions
- Vue (
.vue), Svelte (.svelte), PHP (.php), Ruby (.rb) - Go (
.go), Rust (.rs), Java (.java), Kotlin (.kt) - Total supported: 20 file extensions
- Vue (
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Rate Limiting: Added GLM-4.7 API rate limiting with exponential backoff
- Prevents 429 errors during parallel operations
- Automatic fallback to sequential execution when rate limited
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Structured Logging: All hooks now output structured JSON logs
- Log location:
~/.ralph/logs/ - Rotation: 5 backups maintained with atomic operations
- Log location:
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β Syntax Validation β 83 β 83 β 0 β β
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β JSON Parseability β 83 β 83 β 0 β β
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β Shebang Presence β 83 β 83 β 0 β β
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β Executable Permissions β 83 β 83 β 0 β β
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β Integration Tests β 18 β 18 β 0 β β
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β Race Condition Tests β 4 β 4 β 0 β β
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| Hook | Event | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
orchestrator-auto-learn.sh |
PreToolUse (Task) | Auto-detects knowledge gaps, triggers curator learning |
promptify-security.sh |
PreToolUse (Task) | Security validation for prompts with pattern detection |
parallel-explore.sh |
PostToolUse (Task) | Launches 5 concurrent exploration tasks |
recursive-decompose.sh |
PostToolUse (Task) | Triggers sub-orchestrators for complex tasks |
todo-plan-sync.sh |
PostToolUse (TodoWrite) | Syncs todos with plan-state.json progress |
Your personal settings.json has been updated with 5 additional critical hooks:
- Before: 34 hooks registered
- After: 39 hooks registered (+5)
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Location:
~/.claude-sneakpeek/zai/config/settings.json
New: Multi-Agent Ralph Loop now includes fully automatic learning system with GitHub repository curation, pattern extraction, and rule validation.
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Automatic Learning Integration
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learning-gate.shv1.0.0 - Auto-executes /curator when memory is empty -
rule-verification.shv1.0.0 - Validates rules were applied in code - Curator scripts v2.0.0 - 15 critical bugs fixed
- Complete testing suite: 62/62 tests passing (100%)
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Learning Pipeline
- Discovery: GitHub API search for quality repositories
- Scoring: Quality metrics + context relevance
- Ranking: Top N with max-per-org limits
- Learning: Pattern extraction from approved repos
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Quality Metrics
- Total Rules: 1003 procedural rules
- Utilization Rate: Automatically tracked
- Application Rate: Measured per domain
- System Status: Production ready β
# Auto-learning triggers when needed (automatic)
/orchestrator "Implement microservice architecture"
# β learning-gate detects gap, recommends /curator
# Manual learning pipeline
/curator full --type backend --lang typescript
# View learning status
ralph healthDocumentation: Learning System Guide | Implementation Report
Overview: Native GLM-5 teammate integration with thinking mode, project-scoped storage, and 7 command integrations.
| Component | Files | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Agents |
glm5-coder.md, glm5-reviewer.md, glm5-tester.md, glm5-orchestrator.md
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Agent definitions with thinking mode enabled |
| Scripts |
glm5-teammate.sh, glm5-team-coordinator.sh, glm5-agent-memory.sh
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Execution and coordination scripts |
| Hook | glm5-subagent-stop.sh |
Native SubagentStop hook handler |
| Commands | /glm5 |
Single teammate spawn command |
| Skills |
glm5/, glm5-parallel/
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Skill invocations |
All 7 major commands now support --with-glm5 flag:
/orchestrator "Implement OAuth2" --with-glm5 # Full orchestration with GLM-5
/loop "Fix TypeScript errors" --with-glm5 # Iterative fixing with GLM-5
/adversarial "Review spec" --with-glm5 # Spec validation with GLM-5
/bugs src/auth/ --with-glm5 # Bug hunting with GLM-5
/parallel src/ --with-glm5 # Parallel review with GLM-5
/gates --with-glm5 # Quality gates with GLM-5
/security src/ --with-glm5 # Security audit with GLM-5| File | Content |
|---|---|
.ralph/teammates/{task_id}/status.json |
Task status and metadata |
.ralph/reasoning/{task_id}.txt |
GLM-5 thinking/reasoning process |
.ralph/team-status.json |
Team coordination state |
Tests: 42/42 passing (100%)
βββ GLM-5 API Connectivity β
βββ Teammate Script Execution β
βββ SubagentStop Hook β
βββ Directory Structure β
βββ Agent Definitions (4) β
βββ Hooks Registration β
βββ Command Integration (7) β
Codex CLI upgraded from gpt-5.2-codex to gpt-5.3-codex with adaptive reasoning:
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--complexity lowβ reasoning "medium" (faster) -
--complexity mediumβ reasoning "high" (balanced) -
--complexity highβ reasoning "xhigh" (deepest)
Documentation: Integration Plan | Implementation Summary
Overview: UserPromptSubmit hook that analyzes prompts and intelligently suggests the optimal command based on detected patterns.
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9 Command Detections
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/bug- Systematic debugging (90% confidence) -
/edd- Feature definition with eval specs (85% confidence) -
/orchestrator- Complex task orchestration (85% confidence) -
/loop- Iterative execution with validation (85% confidence) -
/adversarial- Specification refinement (85% confidence) -
/gates- Quality gate validation (85% confidence) -
/security- Security vulnerability audit (88% confidence) -
/parallel- Comprehensive parallel review (85% confidence) -
/audit- Quality audit and health check (82% confidence)
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Multilingual Support
- English: "I have a bug in the login" β
/bug - Spanish: "Tengo un bug en el login" β
/bug
- English: "I have a bug in the login" β
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Non-Intrusive Integration
- Uses
additionalContextinstead of interruptive prompts - Confidence-based filtering (β₯ 80% threshold)
- Always continues workflow (never blocks)
- Uses
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Security Features
- Input validation: 100KB max size (SEC-111)
- Sensitive data redaction: Passwords, tokens, API keys (SEC-110)
- Error trap: Guaranteed JSON output on errors
# The hook automatically suggests commands based on your prompt
# You type:
"Tengo un bug en el login que no funciona"
# Hook responds:
π‘ **Sugerencia**: DetectΓ© una tarea de debugging. Considera usar `/bug`
para debugging sistemΓ‘tico: analizar β reproducir β localizar β corregir.
# You type:
"Implementa autenticaciΓ³n OAuth y luego agrega refresh tokens"
# Hook responds:
π‘ **Sugerencia**: DetectΓ© una tarea compleja. Considera usar `/orchestrator`
para workflow completo: evaluar β clarificar β clasificar β planear β ejecutar.# Enable/disable router
echo '{"enabled": true}' > ~/.ralph/config/command-router.json
# Adjust confidence threshold (default: 80%)
echo '{"confidence_threshold": 70}' > ~/.ralph/config/command-router.json
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β Intent Detection | 9 | 7 | 2 | 78% β
β Edge Cases | 3 | 3 | 0 | 100% β
β Security Tests | 3 | 3 | 0 | 100% β
β JSON Validation | 10 | 10 | 0 | 100% β
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Documentation: Command Router Guide | Implementation Summary | Test Suite
Overview: Integration of GLM-5's Agentic Engineering capabilities with Claude Code's Agent Teams system using native hooks.
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Native Hooks Integration (v2.1.33+)
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TeammateIdle- Fires when teammate is about to go idle -
TaskCompleted- Fires when task is marked complete - Both hooks can block/allow with exit codes
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Project-Scoped Storage
- All teammate data in
.ralph/directory - Isolated per project, portable with git clone
- All teammate data in
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GLM-5 Thinking Mode
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reasoning_contentcaptured separately - Stored in
.ralph/reasoning/{task_id}.txt
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Agent Types
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glm5-coder- Implementation & refactoring -
glm5-reviewer- Code review & quality -
glm5-tester- Test generation -
glm5-orchestrator- Multi-agent coordination
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# Initialize team
.claude/scripts/glm5-init-team.sh "my-team"
# Spawn teammate
.claude/scripts/glm5-teammate.sh coder "Implement auth" "auth-001"
# Check status
cat .ralph/team-status.json
# View logs
tail -f .ralph/logs/teammates.log.ralph/
βββ teammates/ # Teammate status
βββ reasoning/ # GLM-5 reasoning
βββ agent-memory/ # Agent memory
βββ logs/ # Activity logs
βββ team-status.json
Documentation: Integration Plan | Implementation Summary | Test Suite
Overview: UserPromptSubmit hook that analyzes prompts and suggests optimal commands.
- 9 Command Patterns: Bug detection, feature definition, orchestration, iteration, specification refinement, quality gates, security audit, parallel review, quality audit
- Multilingual: English + Spanish support
- Confidence-Based: Only suggests when β₯ 80% confidence
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Non-Intrusive: Uses
additionalContext, never blocks workflow - Security: Input validation, sensitive data redaction, error trap
Performance: 7/9 core tests passing (78%), 23/25 total tests passing (92%)
Overview: Complete automatic learning integration with GitHub repository curation and rule validation.
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Learning Gate (
learning-gate.sh)- Detects when procedural memory is critically empty
- Recommends
/curatorexecution for specific domains - Blocks high complexity tasks (β₯7) without rules
- Auto-executes based on task complexity
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Rule Verification (
rule-verification.sh)- Analyzes generated code for rule patterns
- Updates rule metrics (applied_count, skipped_count)
- Calculates utilization rate
- Identifies "ghost rules" (injected but not applied)
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Curator Scripts (v2.0.0)
- 15 critical bugs fixed across 3 scripts
- Error handling in while loops
- Temp file cleanup with trap
- Logging redirected to stderr
- JSON output validation
- Rate limiting with exponential backoff
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Testing Suite
- Unit Tests: 13/13 passed (100%)
- Integration Tests: 13/13 passed (100%)
- Functional Tests: 4/4 passed (100%)
- End-to-End Tests: 32/32 passed (100%)
- TOTAL: 62/62 tests passed (100%)
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Overview: Complete swarm mode integration across 7 core commands with parallel multi-agent execution, validated by external audits.
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7 Commands with Swarm Mode
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/orchestrator- 4 agents (Analysis, planning, implementation) -
/loop- 4 agents (Execute, validate, quality check) -
/edd- 4 agents (Capability, behavior, non-functional checks) -
/bug- 4 agents (Analyze, reproduce, locate, fix) -
/adversarial- 4 agents (Challenge, identify gaps, validate) -
/parallel- 7 agents (6 review aspects + coordination) -
/gates- 6 agents (5 language groups + coordination)
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Performance Improvements
- 3x-6x speedup on parallel commands
- Background execution (non-blocking)
- Inter-agent messaging via built-in mailbox
- Unified task list coordination
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Auto-Swarm Hook
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auto-background-swarm.sh- Automatically detects Task tool usage - Suggests swarm mode parameters for supported commands
- Registered in PostToolUse hooks
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Validation Results
- Integration Tests: 27/27 tests passing (100%)
- Adversarial Audit: β PASS (Strong defense)
- Codex Review: β PASS (9.3/10 Excellent)
- Gemini Validation: β PASS (9.8/10 Outstanding)
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Swarm mode requires ONE configuration:
{
"permissions": {
"defaultMode": "delegate"
}
}Note: Environment variables (CLAUDE_CODE_AGENT_*) are set dynamically by Claude Code when spawning teammates.
# Swarm mode is enabled by default
/orchestrator "Implement distributed system"
/loop "fix all type errors"
/edd "Define feature requirements"
/bug "Authentication fails"
/adversarial "Design rate limiter"
/parallel "src/auth/"
/gates
# All commands spawn teammates automatically
# 3x-6x faster execution on parallel tasksDocumentation: Swarm Mode Usage Guide | Integration Plan | Consolidated Audits
Overview: Automatic prompt optimization system that detects vague user prompts and enhances them using Ralph's context and memory.
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Vague Prompt Detection (
promptify-auto-detect.sh)- Clarity scoring algorithm (0-100% based on 7 factors)
- Vagueness detection (vague words, pronouns, missing structure)
- Configurable threshold (default: 50%)
- Non-intrusive suggestions via
additionalContext
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Security Hardening (
promptify-security.sh)- Credential redaction (SEC-110): Passwords, tokens, emails, API keys
- Clipboard consent management (SEC-120)
- Agent execution timeout (SEC-130)
- Audit logging system (SEC-140)
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Ralph Integration (Phase 3 - 4 components)
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ralph-context-injector.sh: Inject Ralph active context into prompts -
ralph-memory-integration.sh: Apply procedural memory patterns -
ralph-quality-gates.sh: Validate through quality gates -
ralph-integration.sh: Main coordinator combining all components
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User Prompt (vague/unclear)
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β UserPromptSubmit Event β
β 1. command-router.sh (existing) β
β - Detects command intent β
β - Confidence < 50% = "unclear" β
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β promptify-auto-detect.sh β
β - Vagueness detection β
β - Clarity scoring (0-100%) β
β - Suggests promptify if needed β
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Optimized Prompt (with Ralph context)
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β Ralph Workflow (resumes) β
β - CLARIFY (with better prompt) β
β - CLASSIFY (higher confidence) β
β - PLAN β EXECUTE β VALIDATE β
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# ~/.ralph/config/promptify.json
{
"enabled": true,
"vagueness_threshold": 50,
"security": {
"redact_credentials": true,
"require_clipboard_consent": true,
"audit_log_enabled": true
},
"integration": {
"coordinate_with_command_router": true,
"inject_ralph_context": true,
"use_ralph_memory": true,
"validate_with_quality_gates": true
}
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β Credential Redaction | 4 | 4 | β
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β Clarity Scoring | 3 | 3 | β
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β Hook Integration | 5 | 5 | β
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β Security Functions | 3 | 3 | β
100% β
β File Structure | 1 | 1 | β
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β Ralph Context Injector | 5 | 5 | β
100% β
β Ralph Memory Integration | 5 | 5 | β
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β Ralph Quality Gates | 5 | 5 | β
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β Ralph Integration Main | 6 | 6 | β
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β Promptify Integration | 3 | 3 | β
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Overall Risk: MEDIUM β LOW (after fixes)
| Finding | Severity | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Unsafe eval usage | MEDIUM | β FIXED (function removed) |
| Input size truncation bug | MEDIUM | β FIXED (syntax verified) |
| Credential redaction | - | β EXCELLENT (10+ patterns) |
| Prompt injection detection | - | β GOOD (pattern-based) |
Documentation: Promptify Integration Guide | Implementation Complete | Security Audit
# Run complete test suite
./tests/promptify-integration/run-all-complete-tests.sh
# Run Phase 3 tests only
./tests/promptify-integration/test-phase3-ralph-integration.sh
# View Ralph integration in action
.claude/hooks/ralph-integration.sh
# β Shows context injection, memory patterns, quality gates- Overview
- Key Features
- Tech Stack
- Prerequisites
- Getting Started
- Installation
- Configuration
- Architecture
- Memory System
- Learning System (v2.81.2)
- Hooks System
- Agent System
- Commands Reference
- Testing
- [Development]((#development)
- Troubleshooting
- Contributing
- License
- Changelog
- Learning System (v2.81.2)
- Hooks System
- Agent System
- [Commands Reference]((#commands-reference)
- Testing
- [Development]((#development)
- Troubleshooting
- Contributing
- License
- Changelog
Multi-Agent Ralph Loop is a sophisticated orchestration system that combines smart memory-driven planning, parallel memory search, multi-agent coordination, and automatic learning from quality repositories.
Built as an advanced enhancement to Claude Code, it provides:
- Intelligent Orchestration: RLM-inspired routing with complexity classification
- Memory System: Parallel search across semantic, episodic, and procedural memory
- Multi-Agent Coordination: Native swarm mode with specialized teammates
- Automatic Learning: Curates GitHub repos, extracts patterns, applies rules automatically
- Quality Gates: Adversarial validation with 3-fix rule
- Checkpoints: Time travel for orchestration state
- Dynamic Contexts: dev, review, research, debug modes
Ralph acts as an intelligent project manager that:
- Analyzes your request using 3-dimensional classification (complexity, information density, context requirement)
- Plans the implementation with architectural considerations
- Routes to optimal model (GLM-4.7 PRIMARY for all tasks)
- Validates quality using adversarial methods
- Learns from quality repositories automatically
- Coordinates multiple agents for complex tasks
- Remembers everything across sessions
- Software Engineers: Building complex systems with proper architecture
- Teams: Coordinating multi-step development workflows
- Researchers: Analyzing codebases and extracting patterns
- Architects: Validating design decisions and patterns
- RLM-Inspired Routing: 3-dimensional classification (complexity 1-10, information density, context requirement)
- Smart Memory Search: Parallel search across 4 memory systems
- Plan Lifecycle Management: Create, archive, restore plans
- Checkpoints: Save/restore orchestration state (time travel)
- Agent Handoffs: Explicit agent-to-agent transfers
- Semantic Memory: Facts and preferences (persistent)
- Episodic Memory: Experiences with 30-day TTL
- Procedural Memory: Learned behaviors with confidence scores
- Claude-Mem Integration: Primary memory backend (MCP plugin)
- 1003+ Procedural Rules: Auto-extracted from quality repos
- Auto-Curation: GitHub repository discovery via API
- Quality Scoring: Metrics + context relevance scoring
- Pattern Extraction: AST-based pattern extraction
- Rule Validation: Automatic verification of rule application
- Metrics Tracking: Utilization rate, application rate
- Swarm Mode: Native Claude Code 2.1.22+ integration
- Teammate Spawning: Automatic spawning of specialized agents
- Inter-Agent Messaging: Direct communication between agents
- Shared Task List: Collaborative task management
- Plan Approval: Leader approves/rejects teammate plans
- 3-Fix Rule: CORRECTNESS, QUALITY, CONSISTENCY validation
- Adversarial Validation: Dual-model validation for high complexity
- Quality Gates Parallel: 4 parallel quality gates (90s timeout)
- Security Scanning: semgrep + gitleaks integration
- Type Safety: TypeScript validation where applicable
- Statusline: Dual context display (cumulative + current window)
-
Health Checks: System health monitoring with
ralph health - Traceability: Event logs and session history
- Metrics Dashboard: Learning metrics and rule statistics
- Language: Bash (hooks), TypeScript (some tools), Python (curator scripts)
- Provider: Zai (GLM-4.7)
- Claude Code: v2.1.22+ (required for Task primitive)
-
Configuration: JSON-based settings in
~/.claude-sneakpeek/zai/config/
- Primary: claude-mem MCP plugin (semantic + episodic)
- Secondary: Local JSON files for procedural rules
- Backup: Git-based plan state tracking
- Bash: Native bash testing with assert functions
- Coverage: Manual tracking (no automated coverage tools yet)
- Types: Unit, Integration, Functional, End-to-End
- jq: JSON processing and validation
- git: Version control and diff analysis
- curl: HTTP requests (GitHub API)
- gh: GitHub CLI (optional, for enhanced access)
- Claude Code: v2.1.16+ (for Task primitive support)
- GLM-4.7 API Access: Configured in Zai environment
- Bash: Version 4.0+ (for hooks and scripts)
- jq: Version 1.6+ (for JSON processing)
- git: Version 2.0+ (for version control)
- curl: Version 7.0+ (for API calls)
-
GitHub CLI: Enhanced GitHub API access (
gh) -
Zai CLI: Web search and vision capabilities (
npx zai-cli)
- OS: macOS, Linux, or WSL2 on Windows
- Memory: 8GB RAM minimum (16GB recommended for complex tasks)
- Disk: 500MB for Ralph system + 10MB for session files
- Network: Internet connection for GLM-4.7 API calls
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/alfredolopez80/multi-agent-ralph-loop.git
cd multi-agent-ralph-loop- Verify installation:
# Check Ralph directory exists
ls -la ~/.ralph/
# Check hooks are registered
grep "learning-gate" ~/.claude-sneakpeek/zai/config/settings.json
# Check system health
ralph health --compact- Run orchestration:
# Simple task
/orchestrator "Create a REST API endpoint"
# Complex task with swarm mode
/orchestrator "Implement distributed caching system" --launch-swarm --teammate-count 3On first use, Ralph will:
- Auto-migrate plan-state to v2.51+ schema
- Initialize session ledger and context tracking
- Create snapshot of current state
- Load hooks and commands
The repository is designed to work with Claude Code. No separate installation required.
Hook Configuration:
- Hooks are registered in
~/.claude-sneakpeek/zai/config/settings.json - Hooks live in
.claude/hooks/(project-local) - Additional hooks in
~/.claude/hooks/(global)
The Learning System v2.81.2 is automatically installed and configured:
# Verify Learning System components
ls -la ~/.ralph/curator/scripts/
ls -la ~/.claude/hooks/learning-*.sh
ls -la ~/.ralph/procedural/rules.jsonExpected output:
curator-scoring.sh (v2.0.0)
curator-discovery.sh (v2.0.0)
curator-rank.sh (v2.0.0)
learning-gate.sh (v1.0.0)
rule-verification.sh (v1.0.0)
If hooks need to be reinstalled:
# Copy hooks to global directory
cp .claude/hooks/learning-gate.sh ~/.claude/hooks/
cp .claude/hooks/rule-verification.sh ~/.claude/hooks/
# Make executable
chmod +x ~/.claude/hooks/learning-*.shLocation: ~/.claude-sneakpeek/zai/config/settings.json
Key Settings:
{
"model": "glm-4.7",
"defaultMode": "delegate",
"env": {
"CLAUDE_CODE_AGENT_ID": "claude-orchestrator",
"CLAUDE_CODE_AGENT_NAME": "Orchestrator",
"CLAUDE_CODE_TEAM_NAME": "multi-agent-ralph-loop"
},
"hooks": {
"PreToolUse": [
{
"matcher": "Task",
"hooks": [
{ "command": "/path/to/lsa-pre-step.sh" },
{ "command": "/path/to/procedural-inject.sh" },
{ "command": "/path/to/learning-gate.sh" }
]
}
],
"PostToolUse": [
{
"matcher": "TaskUpdate",
"hooks": [
{ "command": "/path/to/rule-verification.sh" }
]
}
]
}
}Location: ~/.ralph/config/memory-config.json
{
"procedural": {
"inject_to_prompts": true,
"min_confidence": 0.7,
"max_rules_per_injection": 5
},
"learning": {
"auto_execute": true,
"min_complexity_for_gate": 3,
"block_critical_without_rules": true
}
}Location: ~/.ralph/curator/config.json
{
"github": {
"api_token": "YOUR_TOKEN_HERE",
"max_results_per_page": 100,
"rate_limit_delay": 1.0
},
"scoring": {
"min_quality_score": 50,
"context_boost": 10
},
"ranking": {
"default_top_n": 50,
"max_per_org": 3
}
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β β β β - Recommends /curator β β β β β
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βββ .claude/ # Claude Code workspace
β βββ hooks/ # Hook scripts (67 registrations)
β β βββ learning-gate.sh # β Auto-learning trigger
β β βββ rule-verification.sh # β Rule validation
β β βββ procedural-inject.sh # Procedural memory injection
β β βββ ... (64 more hooks)
β βββ commands/ # Custom commands (/orchestrator, /loop, etc.)
β βββ scripts/ # Utility scripts
β βββ schemas/ # JSON schemas for validation
β βββ tasks/ # Task primitive storage
βββ docs/ # All development documentation
β βββ architecture/ # Architecture diagrams
β βββ analysis/ # Analysis reports
β βββ implementation/ # Implementation docs
β βββ guides/ # User guides
βββ tests/ # Test suites at project root
β βββ unit/ # Unit tests
β βββ integration/ # Integration tests
β βββ functional/ # Functional tests
β βββ end-to-end/ # End-to-end tests
βββ .github/ # GitHub-specific files
β βββ workflows/ # CI/CD workflows (if any)
βββ README.md # This file
Semantic Memory (via claude-mem MCP)
- Purpose: Persistent facts and knowledge
- Storage: claude-mem backend (MCP plugin)
- TTL: Never expires
- Example: "The authentication system uses JWT tokens with 24-hour expiration"
Episodic Memory
- Purpose: Experiences and observations
-
Storage:
~/.ralph/episodes/ - TTL: 30 days
- Example: "Session on 2026-01-29 implemented OAuth2 with issues in token refresh"
Procedural Memory
- Purpose: Learned behaviors and patterns
-
Storage:
~/.ralph/procedural/rules.json - TTL: Never expires
- Example: Error handling pattern with try-catch and exponential backoff
Parallel Search across 4 systems:
ralph memory-search "authentication patterns"
# Searches claude-mem semantic, memvid episodes, handoffs, ledgersResults include:
- Observation ID
- Timestamp
- Type (semantic, episodic, etc.)
- Relevance score
The Learning System automatically improves code quality by:
- Discovering quality repositories from GitHub
- Extracting best practices and patterns
- Generating procedural rules with confidence scores
- Applying rules automatically during development
- Validating that rules were actually used
Repo Curator
Three-stage pipeline for repository curation:
-
Discovery (
curator-discovery.sh)- GitHub API search with filters
- Type: backend, frontend, fullstack, library, framework
- Language: TypeScript, Python, JavaScript, Go, Rust
- Results: Up to 1000 repos per search
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Scoring (
curator-scoring.sh)- Quality metrics: stars, forks, recency
- Context relevance: matches your current task
- Combined score: weighted average
-
Ranking (
curator-rank.sh)- Top N repositories (configurable, default: 50)
- Max-per-org limits (default: 3 per org)
- Sort by: quality, context, combined
Repository Learner
Extracts patterns from approved repositories:
- Clone/acquire repository
- AST-based pattern extraction
- Domain classification (backend, frontend, security, etc.)
- Rule generation with confidence scores
- Deduplication and storage
Auto-Learning Hooks
learning-gate.sh (v1.0.0)
- Trigger: PreToolUse (Task)
- Detects: Task complexity β₯3 without relevant rules
- Action: Recommends
/curatorexecution - Blocks: High complexity tasks (β₯7) without rules
rule-verification.sh (v1.0.0)
- Trigger: PostToolUse (TaskUpdate)
- Analyzes: Modified code for rule patterns
- Updates: Rule metrics (applied_count, skipped_count)
- Reports: Utilization rate and ghost rules
# Full learning pipeline
/curator full --type backend --lang typescript
# Discover repositories
/curator discovery --query "microservice" --max-results 200
# Score with context relevance
/curator scoring --context "error handling,retry,resilience"
# Rank top results
/curator rank --top-n 20 --max-per-org 2
# View results
/curator show --type backend --lang typescript
# Approve repositories
/curator approve nestjs/nest
/curator approve --all
# Learn from approved repos
/curator learn --all
# Check system health
ralph healthTotal Rules: 1003
With Domain: 148 (14.7%)
With Usage: 146 (14.5%)
Applied Count: Tracking active
Utilization Rate: Measured automatically
β οΈ CRITICAL v2.81.1:PostCompactdoes NOT exist in Claude Code. UsePreCompactfor saving state andSessionStartfor restoring. See docs/hooks/POSTCOMPACT_DOES_NOT_EXIST.md.
| Event | Purpose | Example Hooks |
|---|---|---|
| SessionStart | Initialize session, restore context after compaction | session-ledger, auto-migrate-plan-state, session-start-restore-context |
| UserPromptSubmit | Before user prompt | context-warning, periodic-reminder |
| PreToolUse | Before tool execution | lsa-pre-step, procedural-inject, learning-gate |
| PostToolUse | After tool execution | quality-gates-v2, rule-verification |
| PreCompact | Before context compaction (ONLY compaction event) | pre-compact-handoff, post-compact-restore (both run here) |
| Stop | Session end | reflection-engine, orchestrator-report |
| PostCompact | β DOES NOT EXIST - Feature request #14258 |
Discovery: PostCompact is NOT a valid hook event in Claude Code as of January 2026.
What This Means:
- β There is NO
PostCompactevent that fires after compaction - β
Only
PreCompactexists (fires BEFORE compaction) - β
Use
SessionStartfor post-compaction context restoration
Correct Compaction Pattern:
PreCompact Event β Save state (ledger, handoff, plan-state)
β
Compaction Happens β Old messages removed
β
SessionStart Event β Restore state in new session β
Implementation:
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pre-compact-handoff.shβ Saves state inPreCompact -
session-start-restore-context.shβ Restores state inSessionStart - Both hooks use global paths:
~/.claude-sneakpeek/zai/config/hooks/
Documentation: See docs/hooks/POSTCOMPACT_DOES_NOT_EXIST.md for complete details.
Hooks are registered in ~/.claude-sneakpeek/zai/config/settings.json:
{
"hooks": {
"PreCompact": [
{
"matcher": "*",
"hooks": [
{ "command": "/path/to/pre-compact-handoff.sh" }
]
}
],
"SessionStart": [
{
"matcher": "*",
"hooks": [
{ "command": "/path/to/session-start-restore-context.sh" }
]
}
]
}
}- Create hook script in
.claude/hooks/ - Make it executable:
chmod +x .claude/hooks/your-hook.sh - Register in settings.json
- Follow Hook Format Reference
PreToolUse hooks (allowing execution):
{
"hookSpecificOutput": {
"hookEventName": "PreToolUse",
"permissionDecision": "allow"
}
}PostToolUse hooks (continuing execution):
{
"hookSpecificOutput": {
"hookEventName": "PostToolUse",
"continue": true
}
}PreToolUse JSON Schema Fix (v2.81.2) β :
Fixed critical JSON schema validation errors in 4 PreToolUse hooks causing error messages on every Edit, Write, and Bash operation.
Problem: Hooks were using incorrect JSON format:
{"decision": "allow", "additionalContext": "..."} // β WrongSolution: Hooks now use correct hookSpecificOutput format:
{"hookSpecificOutput": {"hookEventName": "PreToolUse", "permissionDecision": "allow"}} // β
CorrectAffected Hooks (4 files):
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checkpoint-auto-save.sh- Auto-checkpoint before edits -
fast-path-check.sh- Detect trivial tasks for fast-path routing -
agent-memory-auto-init.sh- Auto-initialize agent memory buffers -
orchestrator-auto-learn.sh- Inject learning recommendations
Documentation: PRETOOLUSE_JSON_SCHEMA_FIX_v2.81.2.md
Previous Fixes (v2.81.1):
-
SessionStart Hook Failure:
auto-sync-global.shhad glob pattern bug-
Problem:
for file in *.mdfailed when no files matched -
Solution: Added
[ -f "$file" ] || continueto each loop - Result: SessionStart hooks now exit successfully
-
Problem:
-
PostCompact Misinformation: Incorrect documentation mentioned
PostCompactas valid- Problem: Orchestrator created docs mentioning non-existent event
-
Solution: Created comprehensive docs clarifying
PostCompactdoesn't exist - Result: Correct pattern documented (PreCompact + SessionStart)
| Agent | Model | Capabilities |
|---|---|---|
orchestrator |
GLM-4.7 | Planning, classification, delegation |
security-auditor |
GLM-4.7 | Security, vulnerability scan |
debugger |
GLM-4.7 | Debugging, error analysis |
code-reviewer |
GLM-4.7 | Code review, patterns |
test-architect |
GLM-4.7 | Testing, test generation |
refactorer |
GLM-4.7 | Refactoring, optimization |
repository-learner |
GLM-4.7 | Learning, pattern extraction |
repo-curator |
GLM-4.7 | Curation, scoring, discovery |
Requirements:
- Claude Code v2.1.16+ (Task primitive support)
- TeammateTool available (built-in)
- defaultMode: "delegate" in settings.json
Usage:
# Automatic spawning
/orchestrator "Implement distributed system" --launch-swarm --teammate-count 3
# Manual spawning
Task:
subagent_type: "orchestrator"
team_name: "my-team"
name: "team-lead"
mode: "delegate"
ExitPlanMode:
launchSwarm: true
teammateCount: 3# Full orchestration
/orchestrator "Implement feature X"
ralph orch "Implement feature X"
# Quality validation
/gates
ralph gates
# Loop until VERIFIED_DONE
/loop "fix all issues"
ralph loop "fix all issues"
# Checkpoints
ralph checkpoint save "before-refactor" "Pre-refactoring"
ralph checkpoint restore "before-refactor"
ralph checkpoint list
# Handoffs
ralph handoff transfer --from orchestrator --to security-auditor --task "Audit auth module"
# Health check
ralph health
ralph health --compact
# Memory search
ralph memory-search "authentication patterns"# Full pipeline
/curator full --type backend --lang typescript
# Discovery
/curator discovery --type backend --lang typescript --max-results 100
# Scoring
/curator scoring --input candidates/repos.json --context "error handling"
# Ranking
/curator rank --input candidates/scored.json --top-n 20
# Approval
/curator approve nestjs/nest
/curator approve --all
# Learning
/curator learn --all
/curator learn --repo nestjs/nest
# Queue management
/curator show --type backend --lang typescript
/curator pending --type backend/docs hooks # Hooks reference
/docs mcp # MCP integration
/docs what's new # Recent doc changes
/docs changelog # Claude Code release notesTotal Tests: 62 tests (100% pass rate)
| Test Type | Location | Count | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unit Tests | tests/unit/ |
13 | β Passing |
| Integration Tests | tests/integration/ |
13 | β Passing |
| Functional Tests | tests/functional/ |
4 | β Passing |
| End-to-End Tests | tests/end-to-end/ |
32 | β Passing |
# Run all tests
./tests/run-all-learning-tests.sh
# Unit tests only
./tests/unit/test-unit-learning-hooks-v1.sh
# Integration tests only
./tests/integration/test-learning-integration-v1.sh
# Functional tests only
./tests/functional/test-functional-learning-v1.sh
# End-to-end tests only
./tests/end-to-end/test-e2e-learning-complete-v1.shtests/
βββ unit/ # Isolated component tests
βββ integration/ # Component integration tests
βββ functional/ # Real-world scenario tests
βββ end-to-end/ # Complete system validation
βββ quality-parallel/ # Quality gate validation
βββ swarm-mode/ # Swarm mode tests
βββ coverage.json # Coverage tracking
multi-agent-ralph-loop/
βββ docs/ # All development documentation
β βββ architecture/ # Architecture diagrams
β βββ analysis/ # Analysis reports
β βββ implementation/ # Implementation docs
β βββ guides/ # User guides
βββ tests/ # Test suites at project root
β βββ unit/ # Unit tests
β βββ integration/ # Integration tests
β βββ functional/ # Functional tests
β βββ end-to-end/ # End-to-end tests
βββ .claude/ # Claude Code workspace
β βββ hooks/ # Hook scripts
β βββ commands/ # Custom commands
β βββ schemas/ # Validation schemas
βββ README.md # This file
Hook Template:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# my-hook.sh - Description
# Version: 1.0.0
# Part of Ralph Multi-Agent System
set -euo pipefail
umask 077
# Read input (for PreToolUse/PostToolUse)
INPUT=$(cat)
# Parse tool name
TOOL_NAME=$(echo "$INPUT" | jq -r '.toolName // empty' 2>/dev/null || echo "")
# Process based on tool name
case "$TOOL_NAME" in
"Task")
# Your logic here
;;
"Edit")
# Your logic here
;;
esac
# Output required format
echo '{"hookSpecificOutput": {"hookEventName": "PreToolUse", "permissionDecision": "allow"}}'Create command file in .claude/commands/:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# my-command - Command description
command_main() {
# Command logic here
}
command_main "$@"Issue: learning-gate recommends /curator but I have rules
Solution:
# Check rule domains
jq '.rules[] | .domain' ~/.ralph/procedural/rules.json | sort | uniq -c
# Learn rules for specific domain
/curator discovery --type <your-domain> --lang typescript
/curator learn --allIssue: rule-verification.sh reports 0% utilization
Solution:
# Check rule patterns
jq '.rules[0] | {pattern, keywords, domain}' ~/.ralph/procedural/rules.json
# Verify with test file
echo "try { } catch (e) { }" > /tmp/test.ts
grep -i "try.*catch" /tmp/test.tsIssue: GitHub API rate limit
Solution:
# Check rate limit
curl -I "https://api.github.com/search/repositories?q=test"
# Use authentication
export GITHUB_TOKEN="your_token"
gh auth login
# Reduce max-results
/curator discovery --max-results 50Issue: Hook not executing
Solution:
# Verify registration
grep "your-hook" ~/.claude-sneakpeek/zai/config/settings.json
# Check file exists
ls -l ~/.claude/hooks/your-hook.sh
# Check permissions
chmod +x ~/.claude/hooks/your-hook.shIssue: Hook crashes or errors
Solution:
# Test hook manually
echo '{"toolName":"Task","toolInput":{}}' | ~/.claude/hooks/your-hook.sh
# Check logs
cat ~/.ralph/logs/$(date +%Y%m%d)*.log 2>/dev/null | tail -50Issue: Plans not persisting across compaction
Solution:
# Check plan-state exists
ls -la .claude/plan-state.json
# Check snapshot exists
ls -la .claude/snapshots/20260129/
# Recreate if needed
ralph checkpoint save "manual-save" "Manual save before fix"Issue: Memory search not finding recent data
Solution:
# Check memory backend
cat ~/.claude/memory-context.json
# Verify claude-mem is enabled
grep "claude-mem" ~/.claude-sneakpeek/zai/config/settings.json
# Try direct search
ralph memory-search "your query"We welcome contributions! Please follow these guidelines:
- Bash: Follow shellcheck recommendations
- TypeScript: Follow community standards
- Documentation: English-only for all documentation
- Commit Messages: Conventional commits format
- Add tests for new features
- Ensure all tests pass before submitting PR
- Include integration tests for hooks
- Add documentation for new commands
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Make your changes
- Add tests if needed
- Ensure all tests pass
- Submit a pull request with clear description
- All documentation must be in English
- Use proper markdown formatting
- Include examples where helpful
- Update relevant README sections
Business Source License 1.1
Summary:
- β Permits commercial use
- β Permits unlimited modification
- β Permits unlimited distribution
- β Requires attribution in derivative works
- β PROHIBITS sublicensing and selling (must give away for free)
Key Points:
- You can use this in commercial projects
- You can modify and distribute your changes
- You CANNOT sell this or sub-license it
- You MUST include attribution in derivative works
- Ideal for: Open source projects, internal tools, consulting
For Standard (MIT/Apache 2.0): Contact the repository owner.
Added
- Automatic Learning System: Complete integration with GitHub repository curation
- learning-gate.sh v1.0.0: Auto-executes /curator when memory is critically empty
- rule-verification.sh v1.0.0: Validates rules were applied in generated code
- Curator Scripts v2.0.0: 15 critical bugs fixed across 3 scripts
- Testing Suite: 62 tests with 100% pass rate (unit + integration + functional + e2e)
- Documentation: Complete integration guide and implementation reports
Fixed
- 15 critical bugs in curator scripts (error handling, cleanup, logging, validation)
- Hook registration in settings.json
- Memory system integration issues
Changed
- Updated README.md with Learning System v2.81.2 information
- Improved system statistics tracking (91% quality, 89% integration)
- Enhanced troubleshooting section with Learning System specific issues
Added
- Native Swarm Mode Integration: Full integration with Claude Code 2.1.22+ native multi-agent features
- GLM-4.7 as PRIMARY Model: Now PRIMARY for ALL complexity levels (1-10)
- Agent Environment Variables: CLAUDE_CODE_AGENT_ID, CLAUDE_CODE_AGENT_NAME, CLAUDE_CODE_TEAM_NAME
- Swarm Mode Validation: 44 unit tests to validate configuration
Changed
- Model Routing: GLM-4.7 is now universal PRIMARY for all task complexities
- DefaultMode: Set to "delegate" for swarm mode
Deprecated
- MiniMax Fully Deprecated: Now optional fallback only, not recommended
See CHANGELOG.md for full version history.
- Issues: GitHub Issues
- Documentation: See docs/ folder
-
Tests: Run
ralph healthfor system status
Version: v2.81.2 Status: Production Ready β Last Updated: 2026-01-29 Tests: 62/62 passing (100%)
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