ralph-calibrate

name	ralph-calibrate
description	Run Ralph calibration checks to analyze intention drift, technical quality, and self-improvement opportunities. Use when user asks to "ralph calibrate", "check drift", "analyze sessions", or needs to verify work alignment.

Ralph Calibrate

Thin wrapper over the CLI runtime. Do not re-implement calibration logic here.

Execution

1. Parse arguments from /ralph-calibrate.
2. If no <check> argument is provided, show the Usage section and stop.
3. Accept checks: intention, technical, improve, all.
4. Resolve subtasks.json absolute path by searching up from the current directory to project root.
5. Build command: aaa ralph calibrate <check> --subtasks <resolved-absolute-path> [--review] [--force].
6. Run the command via Bash tool.
7. Display CLI stdout/stderr to the user as the calibration result.

Do not add prerequisite checks, sequential orchestration, or config logic in this skill; the CLI handles those.

Usage

/ralph-calibrate <check> [--review] [--force]

Checks

• intention - Analyze intention drift from completed subtasks
• technical - Analyze technical quality drift
• improve - Analyze session logs for self-improvement
• all - Run all calibration checks

Options

• --review - Stage proposals for approval
• --force - Auto-apply without approval prompts

Examples

/ralph-calibrate intention
/ralph-calibrate technical --review
/ralph-calibrate improve --force
/ralph-calibrate all --force

CLI Equivalent

aaa ralph calibrate <check> --subtasks <path-to-subtasks.json> [--review] [--force]