ryanbas21

Guides practical Haskell coding and refactoring toward smaller modules, safer types, lower-duplication architecture, and algebra-driven design. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Haskell code; when adding domain types; when introducing internal seams around wire types; or when consolidating repeated logic in Haskell apps, libraries, sync pipelines, or backtests.

Helps create, configure, and operate pi-ralph-loop autonomous coding loops and RALPH.md task folders. Use when starting or debugging /ralph, /ralph-draft, /ralph-status, /ralph-resume, /ralph-stop, /ralph-cancel, /ralph-scaffold, or when handling long-running repetitive coding work.