burn-in-cceverywhere-ralph

burn-in-cceverywhere-ralph combines everything-claude-code and ralph into a comprehensive enhancement system for Claude Code. It provides 9 specialized agents (planner, architect, code-reviewer, security-reviewer, tdd-guide, build-error-resolver, e2e-runner, refactor-cleaner, doc-updater) and 13 skills covering PRD generation, TDD workflows, coding standards, and security reviews. The ralph autonomous loop breaks through context limitations by running fresh instances across multiple iterations while persisting memory through files and git history. Teams benefit from 15 quick commands, 8 rule files for governance, and automation hooks for TypeScript checking, formatting, and notifications.

1. **Define the Task**: Replace [TASK_DESCRIPTION] with your specific automation goal (e.g., 'Deploy a new microservice to staging with health checks'). Include [LOG_FILE_PATH] for output logging (e.g., '/tmp/automation.log'). 2. **Set Conditions**: Use [CONDITION] to specify triggers (e.g., 'if disk space < 20%'). Use [ACTION] to define follow-up steps (e.g., 'send Slack alert to #ops-alerts'). 3. **Run the Script**: Execute the generated command in your terminal or CI/CD pipeline. Example: ```bash claude-code --execute "use ralph and everything-claude-code to automate the task: Deploy microservice to staging with health checks. Log outputs to /tmp/deploy.log. If health check fails, trigger rollback." ``` 4. **Review Outputs**: Check the log file at [LOG_FILE_PATH] for detailed results. Use the summary to verify success or identify issues. 5. **Iterate**: Refine the task based on errors or gaps in the output. Adjust [CONDITION] or [ACTION] as needed for future runs.