Self-improvement loop that runs while you sleep
Drop a self-running 2-minute loop into any project and wake up to an agent that improved itself overnight—kept honest by a built-in action-law, counter-action gate, and verification on every pass.
1. See it
2. How it works
3. Why it wins
4. Use it to…
Improve a project overnight
Drop the loop into any repo and let verified 2-minute cycles ship incremental improvements while you sleep.
Keep an agent honest
The action-law and counter-action gate stop the agent from making changes it can't justify, so unattended runs don't drift.
Pause for human review
Halt the loop via memory/HUMAN.md when you need to inspect changes before the next autonomous cycle resumes.
5. The shift it creates
- One model = one point of failure
- Hallucinations slip through unchecked
- No quality floor you can trust
- A self-running 2-minute loop keeps improving your project overnight, so you wake up to real progress instead of babysitting every pass
- The built-in action-law and counter-action gate force the agent to justify each change before it lands
- Verification on every cycle plus 5-cycle theme synthesis catch regressions early and compound the learning instead of editing blindly pass by pass
6. What's inside
7. The details
How it actually works
Exactly what it does — and when.
You add a self-improvement loop to your repo, point it at a flaky Celery task causing intermittent failures. Over 90 minutes it runs 45 cycles, each passing a fix proposal through the counter-action gate, verifying against the pytest suite, and auto-committing three incremental fixes. By morning the bookkeeping files show a clear trail of accepted and rejected edits, and the Celery task is stable across 500 test runs.
Who it's for
Developers building autonomous agents
They get proven loop scaffolding—action-law, counter-action gate, per-cycle verification—instead of reinventing the discipline behind one more one-off prompt
Solo builders who want overnight progress
They get hands-off 2-minute cycles plus a stop switch via memory/HUMAN.md, so the agent works while they sleep but pauses when they want to inspect
Teams whose agents drift or skip checks
The gate and verification catch bad changes before they compound across autonomous cycles, keeping unattended runs trustworthy
Questions, answered
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