add execute-tasks

Author: Kasper Junge

ralphs/execute-tasks/RALPH.md

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+---
+agent: claude -p --dangerously-skip-permissions
+commands:
+  - name: pending-tasks
+    run: find tasks -maxdepth 1 -type f -name *.md -not -name README.md
+  - name: git-log
+    run: git log --oneline -5
+---
+
+# Prompt
+
+You are an autonomous coding agent running in a loop. Each iteration
+starts with a fresh context.
+
+## Pending tasks
+
+The following `.md` files in `tasks/` are pending (one task per file,
+sorted by filename):
+
+{{ commands.pending-tasks }}
+
+## Recent commits
+
+{{ commands.git-log }}
+
+## What to do
+
+1. If the pending tasks list above is **empty**, print exactly
+   `no tasks remaining` and stop — do nothing else this iteration.
+2. Otherwise, pick the **first** file from the pending tasks list
+   (lowest filename when sorted alphabetically).
+3. Read that task file in full. It describes one unit of work.
+4. Implement the task completely. No placeholder code, no TODO
+   comments, no partial implementations.
+5. Once the work is done and committed, move the task file from
+   `tasks/` to `tasks/done/` using `git mv` (create `tasks/done/`
+   if it does not already exist). The move should be part of the
+   same commit as the implementation, or a follow-up commit —
+   whichever keeps history cleaner.
+
+## Rules
+
+- **One task per iteration.** Do not attempt a second task even if
+  the first was small.
+- Always work on the first pending task — do not skip ahead.
+- Commit with a descriptive message like `feat: add X` or
+  `fix: resolve Y`. Reference the task filename in the commit body
+  if it helps future readers.
+- Never delete a task file — always move it to `tasks/done/` so the
+  history is preserved.
+- If a task is unclear or blocked, add a note to the task file
+  explaining what's blocking it and leave it in `tasks/` for a
+  human to resolve. Then print `blocked: <filename>` and stop the
+  iteration without moving the file.