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Run shark.ps1/shark.sh loop enforcer with OS-level timeout per turn
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
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.