ralphmode
Ralphmode
Ralphmode is a cross-platform permission profile for long-running ralph or jeo workflows.
It reduces approval friction, but it is not "allow everything everywhere."
The core rule is simple: widen automation only inside a bounded project or disposable sandbox, and keep secrets plus destructive commands explicitly blocked.
When to use this skill
- You want
ralphto iterate without repeated approval popups. - You are setting up the same repo for Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI.
- You need a shared safety model: repo-only writes, no secrets reads, no destructive shell by default.
- You want a stronger separation between day-to-day automation and true YOLO mode.
Instructions
Step 1: Define the automation boundary first
Before changing any permission mode:
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