loop

# Loop Skill > Run a prompt or command on a recurring interval. Useful for monitoring, polling, or periodic checks. ## Usage ``` /loop 5m pdca status /loop 10m analyze user-auth /loop 1h git log --oneline -5 /loop check build status ``` ## Interval Format | Format | Meaning | Example | |--------|---------|---------| | `Nm` | Every N minutes | `5m` = every 5 minutes | | `Nh` | Every N hours | `1h` = every 1 hour | | `Ns` | Every N seconds | `30s` = every 30 seconds | | (none) | Default 10 minutes | `/loop check status` | If no interval is specified, the default interval is **10 minutes**. ## Safety Limits - **Maximum iterations**: 100 (hard safety limit, non-configurable) - **Minimum interval**: 10 seconds (prevents accidental tight loops) - **Timeout**: Each individual command execution has a 5-minute timeout ## Stop Conditions The loop stops automatically when any of the following occur: 1. Maximum iteration count (100) is reached 2. The user explicitly requests stop 3. The command returns a fatal error 3 times consecutively 4. A stop condition expression evaluates to true (if provided) ## Stop Condition Expressions You can specify an optional stop condition using `--until`: ``` /loop 5m --until "matchRate >= 90" analyze user-auth /loop 1h --until "status == deployed" check deployment ``` ## Output Each iteration outputs: - Iteration number and timestamp - Command output - Time until next iteration At completion, a summary report is displayed: - Total iterations executed - Total elapsed time - Last command output - Reason for stopping