Reframe README positioning around the official Claude Code loop taxonomy#17
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The comparison section now leads with the official four-type taxonomy (turn-based / goal-based / time-based / proactive) and maps what each type hands off (check, stop condition, trigger, whole prompt) onto the Looper artifact that supplies it. Adds /schedule and routines to the scheduling discussion and table, adds a looper lint row, and corrects the /goal critique to match the documented evaluator-model behavior (single-vendor evaluation rather than literal self-grading). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tier 1 docs/positioning pass prompted by the Claude Code team's "Getting started with loops" guide.
/goal-vs-/loopsection now leads with the official taxonomy — turn-based / goal-based / time-based / proactive — organized by what each loop type hands off (the check, the stop condition, the trigger, the whole prompt), and shows which Looper artifact supplies each hand-off./scheduleand routines join the scheduling discussion and the comparison table (they were absent).looper lintrow in the table (static design checks are now a real differentiator)./goal's stop condition is checked by an evaluator model per the official docs, so the "same model grading its own homework" claim is softened to what is actually true — single-vendor evaluation with no typed rubric and no model-family choice.Docs only; no code paths touched. 41/41 tests green locally.
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