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Loop Engineering Meta-Prompt
Use this meta-prompt for every TAC Product Factory / Plan F3 plan that touches agents, deploy, RSI, or self-improvement.
Required loop sections
Every plan must explicitly map the work to four loops:
- Agent loop — what agent/tool loop runs until done.
- Verification loop — what deterministic checks, reviewers, receipts, or rubrics gate success.
- Event-driven loop — what webhook, cron, queue, file event, or dashboard trigger runs the work without manual prompting.
- Hill-climbing loop — what trace/evidence can safely modify prompts, skills, tools, or config later.
Required safety fields
Every plan/receipt must include:
- Canonical deploy route:
git-proxy:8099/deploy. - Legacy note:
deploy-webhook:8098is internal/stale for guarded product deploy. auto_patch_proven:falseunless a degraded-skill recovery receipt exists.rsi_canary_recovery_evidence:trueonly when linking the canary receipt.- Evidence receipt paths for any RSI/self-improvement claim.
Required validation
At minimum, plans must name the checks that prove:
- plan schema/sections validate;
- deploy route is signed-action-only;
- tests pass;
- claims do not exceed receipts.
Taste rule
Prefer the boring loop that compounds over the clever prompt that works once. If the plan needs a new framework, first prove a markdown file, JSON receipt, and pytest assertion cannot hold the invariant.
Model Workspace Protocol note
For sequential workflows with human review between stages, prefer folder-structured orchestration before multi-agent framework code. The Model Workspace Protocol pattern treats numbered folders as stages, markdown files as role/context carriers, and local scripts as the boring mechanical layer.
Use this when it fits:
00-intake/— raw request, sources, constraints.10-plan/— Plan F3 artifact and assumptions.20-build/— implementation notes and changed files.30-verify/— test output, verifier notes, receipts.40-ship/— signed deploy request, outcome, rollback notes.
Reference: arXiv 2603.16021, "Interpretable Context Methodology: Folder Structure as Agentic Architecture".