The Regression Ghost Loop
LOOPA bounded loop that haunts your deploys, catching regressions before they reach users. Runs post-deploy smoke tests, compares against baseline, and flags every drift.
Iterative agent workflows with a trigger, goal, proof step, budget, stop condition, memory/state notes, failure handling, and safety constraints.
10 loops
Loops include proof, budget, stop, and safety fields.
A bounded loop that haunts your deploys, catching regressions before they reach users. Runs post-deploy smoke tests, compares against baseline, and flags every drift.
A bounded loop for agents that must verify facts before acting. Prevents hallucinated confidence from leaking into outputs.
A comprehensive end-to-end testing loop that inventories every user-facing surface, finds bugs holistically, and verifies fixes across the full product.
A bounded coding loop for shipping one feature slice only after the agent proves the current contracts, risks, and user path.
A focused loop for improving search and AI-answer visibility by fixing the highest-impact technical, content, and citation gaps first.
A risk-first testing loop for reaching verified 100% coverage without padding the suite with shallow line-execution tests.
A bounded loop that turns any loosely written issue — ticket, bug report, Linear task, GitHub issue, or customer complaint — into a review-ready pull request with reproduction steps, root-cause evidence, and verified fix.
A bounded performance loop for driving every target route under a reproducible 50 ms page-load threshold without hiding regressions.
A deliberate, checkpoint-driven loop for evaluating and refactoring testing infrastructure when the current setup shows signs of fragility, slowness, or coverage gaps. Each change is reviewable, verifiable, and reversible.
A rigorous, checkpoint-driven loop that runs after any significant deployment, skill release, or framework update to ensure documentation, runbooks, setup guides, and E2E test coverage remain perfectly aligned with the live implementation.
Loop records require trigger, goal, iteration, verification, memory/state, tools, budget, stop condition, failure handling, safety constraints, and example output.