| name | ralph-evolver |
| description | Recursive self-improvement engine. Think from first principles, let insights emerge. |
| tags | ["meta","recursive","evolution","emergence","first-principles"] |
| version | 1.0.6 |
| status | ⏸️ 待配置触发 |
🧬 Ralph-Evolver
Philosophy: Recursion + Emergence + First Principles
Signal Sources
Collects multi-dimensional context, not just code structure:
- Commit history - Understand the "why" behind changes
- TODO/FIXME - Distress signals in the code
- Error handling patterns - Find fragile points
- Hotspot files - Frequent changes = design problems
Each signal includes a hypothesis prompt to guide deeper analysis.
First Principles
Each run doesn't execute a checklist, but asks:
- What is the essence of this project?
- What is it doing that it shouldn't?
- What is it missing that it should have?
- If you started from scratch, how would you build it?
Meta-Reflection (v1.0.5)
When analyzing itself, evolver asks:
- Is this a surface fix or evolution-level improvement?
- What pattern exists in improvement history?
- Will this change make evolver better at finding problems?
Improvement Tracking
- Records description, insight, level (surface/evolution), and health metrics
- Pattern analysis: counts surface/evolution ratio, finds recurring themes
- Compares before/after effect trends (improved/degraded/unchanged)
Usage
node index.js .
node index.js /path/to/app
node index.js . --loop 5
node index.js --task "fix auth"
node index.js --reset
Recursion
The improver can improve itself. This is true recursion.
"Form hypotheses, then verify. Think from first principles."
