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Overview of the Ralph services and how they fit together in an Ikigai context
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Automated quality check loops with escalation and fix sub-agents
JSON-based end-to-end test format, runner, and mock provider
Jujutsu (jj) skill for the ikigai project
How to write effective Ralph goals for Ikigai-driven workflows
Create and manage Ralph goals from Ikigai using the real ralph-pipeline scripts
Create repositories using the real ralph-pipeline repo-create script
| name | the-ralphs |
| description | Overview of the Ralph services and how they fit together in an Ikigai context |
Ralph is a small ecosystem of services that together form an autonomous software development pipeline.
This skill is conceptual context for Ikigai agents. It does not replace the real services or scripts.
ralph-plans — Goal storage and lifecycle management. Tracks goals through states like draft, queued, running, done, stuck, and cancelled.
ralph-runs — Orchestrator. Picks up queued goals, creates isolated clones, runs agents, and merges results back.
ralph-shows — Dashboard for viewing queued, running, stuck, and completed goals.
ralph-logs — Browser log tailing for runs and related services.
ralph-counts — Metrics and cost tracking.
ralph-remembers — Long-term memory service, still evolving.
ralph-herds — Planned process supervisor for the whole stack.
Typical flow:
ralph-plansralph-runs picks it up/mnt/store/git/<org>/<repo>When you need to act, use the real scripts in:
../ralph-pipeline/scripts from the ikigai repo root