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Run shark.ps1/shark.sh loop enforcer with OS-level timeout per turn
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Analyse shark timing history and recommend optimal SHARK_LOOP_TIMEOUT and SHARK_MAX_LOOPS settings
Clean up shark state files (.shark-done, SHARK_LOG.md, pending.json, timings.jsonl)
Check status of shark-exec background jobs, .shark-done, and SHARK_LOG.md
| name | shark-loop |
| description | Run shark.ps1/shark.sh loop enforcer with OS-level timeout per turn |
Run the shark loop enforcer script which wraps claude --print with a hard OS-level timeout per turn.
Parse the arguments:
--max-loops N sets SHARK_MAX_LOOPS (default: 50)--timeout S sets SHARK_LOOP_TIMEOUT in seconds (default: 25)On Windows (PowerShell), run:
$env:SHARK_MAX_LOOPS = "<N>"
$env:SHARK_LOOP_TIMEOUT = "<S>"
& "$SKILL_DIR\..\shark.ps1" "<TASK_DESCRIPTION>"
On Linux/Mac, run:
SHARK_MAX_LOOPS=<N> SHARK_LOOP_TIMEOUT=<S> bash "$SKILL_DIR/../shark.sh" "<TASK_DESCRIPTION>"
Report the result when complete.