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.
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.
Use it to…
Real ways people run Autonomous Self-Improvement Loop.
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.
What's inside
Questions, answered
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