Loops Skill

BuilderStudio: https://builderstudio.dev Loops landing page: https://loops.you Repository target: https://github.com/wundercorp/loops-skill

Loops is a BuilderStudio-compatible skill for giving user agents a bounded iteration loop inside the agentic IDE. It teaches agents how to plan, run, review, retry, and stop loops with explicit evidence instead of unbounded attempts.

Use Loops when a task should move through repeated review, revise, verify, and repair cycles. Aurelius acts as the orchestrator, Hermes agents run scoped implementation lanes in BuilderStudio, and the loop exits on a clear success signal, approval gate, or maximum iteration limit.

Best for

• Fixing failing builds or tests until they pass or the iteration limit is reached
• Running review, patch, verify, and handoff cycles inside BuilderStudio
• Coordinating Aurelius orchestration with Hermes implementation workers
• Turning vague “keep improving this” requests into bounded workflows
• Capturing loop plans, iteration logs, terminal evidence, changed files, and stop decisions
• Combining BuilderStudio skills such as Wiring, Doctor, Svalbard, Accessibility, and Archivist in one controlled workflow

BuilderStudio

Use this skill in BuilderStudio when you want agents to work where the code, terminal, local previews, artifacts, source package, and deployment handoff already live.

BuilderStudio: https://builderstudio.dev

Landing page

The public Loops page can point users to the skill, explain the Aurelius and Hermes flow, and send users into BuilderStudio.

Landing page: https://loops.you

Install

Using npm/npx:

npx --yes skills add https://github.com/wundercorp/loops-skill --skill loops

Using Yarn:

yarn dlx skills add https://github.com/wundercorp/loops-skill --skill loops

Example prompt

Use Loops in BuilderStudio. Have Aurelius create a bounded loop and have Hermes repair the failing checkout tests. Stop when the tests pass or after five iterations, and report the changed files, command output, and final stop decision.

Local validation

npx skills add . --list