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loop-converge

Use only when the user explicitly invokes /loop-converge or names this skill. Authors a loop-converge run. Do not use unless named. Do not execute or resume generated runtime node files.

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# loop-converge — a loop-graph preset for slimming code

A thin authoring entry. It binds a code-convergence pack, starts the owner
interview, then follows [`loop-graph`](../loop-graph/SKILL.md) to compile a
normal two-node run (executor + supervisor). It is not a third runtime node
and it does not ship a second template set.

## Fit check

- Use this when unused or duplicate code will take many verified rounds to
  remove, merge, or reuse, and an independent audit should keep the bar from
  sliding into a rewrite.
- If the request is a one-shot tidy that fits a normal host task, say so and
  send the task directly. Do not wrap it in a graph.
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