Loop state
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iteration — · non-terminating by design
v2 ·
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The grounded state of the current work — what is running, what the loop is building, and the paradox keeping it alive.
Loop state
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iteration — · non-terminating by design
sub2api (prod guardrail)
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the only untouchable service — loop stops if this goes red
Staging oracle
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pytest — · ccmeter-claude —
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"An iteration may only declare the system working by first proving it is broken enough to need the iteration — and may only finish by failing to prove it is broken."
Every iteration begins by trying to falsify the previous one's claim of success, and ends by trying — and failing — to falsify its own work the same way. A green run never carries over; evidence expires the moment an iteration ends. So the loop never trusts itself, never runs out of work, and never terminates — it only ever parks.