Set the bar. The loop runs until the work meets it.
It looks like a workflow tool and it is the opposite. A workflow runs once through its branches and ends. A loop runs a cycle against a quality bar and repeats until the bar is met. The exit condition is the whole primitive; everything else is plumbing.
And because a green tick is not a record, every round writes a Trust Receipt: what ran, what it touched, how long it took, and what it was refused.
Run one here
04·BThis one builds a change, scores it against a bar of 90, and sends it back every time it falls short. Watch the same two steps come round again. It stops and asks you before it commits anything, and refusing is a normal ending that gets recorded too.
EXIT CONDITION SET BEFORE THE RUN: SCORE 90.
Two ways to run it
04·CRun it here, on your own API keys. Ducens never bundles compute and never sits between you and your provider bill.
Export the compiled bundle — no credentials inside it — and run it in your own terminal on your own subscription. Your terminal, your login. Ducens observes and writes the receipt.
THE BUNDLE CARRIES THE LOOP, NEVER YOUR KEYS · YOUR SUBSCRIPTION STAYS YOURS AND STAYS OUTSIDE DUCENS
Loops ship with receipts on, always.
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