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| screenshots | 21d ago |
| install.sh | 21d ago |
| package.json | 21d ago |
| page.json | 21d ago |
| README.md | 21d ago |
| SKILL.md | 21d ago |
| uninstall.sh | 21d ago |
ralph-loop-test
The Adom ralph test: a screenshot-driven fix loop for apps.
Point it at the user's running app (almost always a web app in a Hydrogen webview, in pup, or in the native Chrome/Edge browser, sometimes a desktop app driven via an adom-desktop bridge):
- Load the app on a surface you can screenshot.
- Screenshot it, and feed the shot to the AI.
- The AI analyzes what is wrong and fixes it.
- Reload the page (or reload the file in the desktop app).
- Screenshot again and
shotlog injectso you and the user can see it. - Loop until it is right.
It is the visual equivalent of a Ralph Wiggum loop: the same look, fix, reload cycle, over and over,
until the screenshot is correct. The skill documents every Adom screenshot surface (adom-cli
Hydrogen webview, pup, the native browser extension nbrowser_*, and adom-desktop bridges), when
to use each, the always-run-in-the-background doctrine, window/tab/taskbar etiquette, and why shotlog
is the real image viewer (the Claude Code VS Code extension cannot show images inline).
Install
adom-wiki pkg install adom/ralph-loop-test
Installs to ~/.claude/skills/ralph-loop-test/. Ships in the adom/core baseline. See SKILL.md for
the full method.