flow-next-ralph-init
Scaffold repo-local Ralph autonomous harness under scripts/ralph/. Use when user runs /flow-next:ralph-init.
What this skill does
# Ralph init
Scaffold or update repo-local Ralph harness. Opt-in only.
## Preamble
The plugin root resolves once via the cross-platform env-var fallback (Droid uses `DROID_PLUGIN_ROOT`; Claude Code documents `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT` as its compat alias). Subsequent blocks use `$PLUGIN_ROOT`:
```bash
PLUGIN_ROOT="$HOME/.codex"
```
## Rules
- Only create/update `scripts/ralph/` in the current repo.
- If `scripts/ralph/` already exists, offer to update (preserves config.env).
- Copy templates from `templates/` into `scripts/ralph/`.
- Copy `flowctl` and `flowctl.py` from `$PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts/` into `scripts/ralph/`.
- Set executable bit on `scripts/ralph/ralph.sh`, `scripts/ralph/ralph_once.sh`, and `scripts/ralph/flowctl`.
## Workflow
1. Resolve repo root: `git rev-parse --show-toplevel`
2. Check if `scripts/ralph/` exists:
- If exists: ask "Update existing Ralph setup? (preserves config.env and runs/) [y/n]"
- If no: stop
- If yes: set UPDATE_MODE=1
- If not exists: set UPDATE_MODE=0
3. Detect available review backends (skip if UPDATE_MODE=1):
```bash
HAVE_RP=$(which rp-cli >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo 1 || echo 0)
HAVE_CODEX=$(which codex >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo 1 || echo 0)
HAVE_COPILOT=$(which copilot >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo 1 || echo 0)
```
4. Determine review backend (skip if UPDATE_MODE=1):
- If MULTIPLE available, ask user. Only
show the options whose CLIs were detected:
```
Multiple review backends available. Which one?
a) RepoPrompt (macOS, visual builder)
b) Codex CLI (cross-platform, GPT 5.2 High)
c) GitHub Copilot CLI (cross-platform, Claude/GPT via Copilot)
(Reply: "a", "rp", "b", "codex", "c", "copilot", or just tell me)
```
Wait for response. Default if empty/ambiguous: prefer `rp` > `codex` > `copilot`.
- If only rp-cli available: use `rp`
- If only codex available: use `codex`
- If only copilot available: use `copilot`
- If none available: use `none`
5. Copy files using bash (MUST use cp, NOT Write tool):
**If UPDATE_MODE=1 (updating):**
```bash
# Backup config.env
cp scripts/ralph/config.env /tmp/ralph-config-backup.env
# Update templates (preserves runs/)
cp "~/.codex/templates/flow-next-ralph-init/ralph.sh" scripts/ralph/
cp "~/.codex/templates/flow-next-ralph-init/ralph_once.sh" scripts/ralph/
cp "~/.codex/templates/flow-next-ralph-init/prompt_plan.md" scripts/ralph/
cp "~/.codex/templates/flow-next-ralph-init/prompt_work.md" scripts/ralph/
cp "~/.codex/templates/flow-next-ralph-init/prompt_completion.md" scripts/ralph/
cp "~/.codex/templates/flow-next-ralph-init/watch-filter.py" scripts/ralph/
cp "$PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts/flowctl" "$PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts/flowctl.py" scripts/ralph/
mkdir -p scripts/ralph/hooks
cp "$PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts/hooks/ralph-guard.py" scripts/ralph/hooks/
chmod +x scripts/ralph/ralph.sh scripts/ralph/ralph_once.sh scripts/ralph/flowctl scripts/ralph/hooks/ralph-guard.py
# Restore config.env
cp /tmp/ralph-config-backup.env scripts/ralph/config.env
```
**If UPDATE_MODE=0 (fresh install):**
```bash
mkdir -p scripts/ralph/runs scripts/ralph/hooks
cp -R "~/.codex/templates/flow-next-ralph-init/." scripts/ralph/
cp "$PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts/flowctl" "$PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts/flowctl.py" scripts/ralph/
cp "$PLUGIN_ROOT/scripts/hooks/ralph-guard.py" scripts/ralph/hooks/
chmod +x scripts/ralph/ralph.sh scripts/ralph/ralph_once.sh scripts/ralph/flowctl scripts/ralph/hooks/ralph-guard.py
```
Note: `cp -R templates/.` copies all files including dotfiles (.gitignore).
6. Edit `scripts/ralph/config.env` to set the chosen review backend (skip if UPDATE_MODE=1):
- Replace `PLAN_REVIEW={{PLAN_REVIEW}}` with `PLAN_REVIEW=<chosen>`
- Replace `WORK_REVIEW={{WORK_REVIEW}}` with `WORK_REVIEW=<chosen>`
- Replace `COMPLETION_REVIEW={{COMPLETION_REVIEW}}` with `COMPLETION_REVIEW=<chosen>`
7. Print next steps (run from terminal, NOT inside Claude Code):
**If UPDATE_MODE=1:**
```
Ralph updated! Your config.env was preserved.
Changes in this version:
- Removed local hooks requirement (plugin hooks work when installed normally)
Run from terminal:
- ./scripts/ralph/ralph_once.sh (one iteration, observe)
- ./scripts/ralph/ralph.sh (full loop, AFK)
```
**If UPDATE_MODE=0:**
```
Ralph initialized!
Next steps (run from terminal, NOT inside Claude Code):
- Edit scripts/ralph/config.env to customize settings
- ./scripts/ralph/ralph_once.sh (one iteration, observe)
- ./scripts/ralph/ralph.sh (full loop, AFK)
Maintenance:
- Re-run /flow-next:ralph-init after plugin updates to refresh scripts
- Uninstall (run manually): rm -rf scripts/ralph/
```
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