Loop

This skill creates a repeating loop for running experiments automatically. You choose how often it runs. Options are every 10 minutes, every hour, daily, weekly, or monthly. The loop makes one small change, tests it, and records the result. It keeps going until you stop it or after three days. This is great for testing many ideas without sitting at your computer.

You start a loop with the /ar:loop command. Pick an experiment and an interval. The system uses CronCreate to schedule jobs. It reads past results and tries a new change each time. It never modifies the evaluator. If it crashes five times in a row, it stops and warns you.

Anyone working on research or optimization can benefit. You can check progress anytime with /ar:status. To stop, use /ar:loop stop. The loop auto-expires after three days, but you can restart it easily.