ralph-stop

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# ralph-stop

General

What this skill does

# ralph-stop

Stop Ralph's autonomous iteration loop gracefully.

## What This Skill Does

This skill stops the autonomous loop started by `/ralph:start`. It sets a stop signal, allows the current iteration to finish, and updates the status.

## Prerequisites

- Ralph must be initialized (`/ralph:init` has been run)
- `docs/ai/ralph/status.json` must exist

## Implementation

When this skill is invoked:

1. **Set the stop flag**: Create a stop signal file that `/ralph:start` will check
```bash
touch docs/ai/ralph/.ralph_stop
```

2. **Inform about current iteration**: If an iteration is running, let it finish naturally. The stop signal will be checked before spawning the next iteration.

3. **Update status.json**: Set the status to 'stopped' and record the timestamp
```bash
# Read current status.json
jq '.status = "stopped" | .last_updated = now | .stopped_at = now' docs/ai/ralph/status.json > /tmp/status.json.tmp
mv /tmp/status.json.tmp docs/ai/ralph/status.json
```

4. **Report to user**:
```
Ralph has been signaled to stop.

- The current iteration (if running) will finish naturally
- No new iterations will be spawned
- Status updated to 'stopped'

You can resume later with /ralph:start or run a single iteration with /ralph:iterate.
```

## Coordination with /ralph:start

The `/ralph:start` skill checks for the existence of `docs/ai/ralph/.ralph_stop` before each iteration. When this file exists:
- The loop stops spawning new ralph-worker subagents
- The current iteration completes normally
- The loop exits gracefully

## Notes

- This is a graceful stop, not an emergency abort
- Any work in progress will complete
- To resume, use `/ralph:start` again (it will clear the stop flag)
- The stop flag is just a signal file, not a lock file

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Complexity: 3/100

Category: General

Source: https://github.com/stavarengo/ralph-wiggum-loop/tree/main/skills/ralph-stop

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