Agent Skills: ralph-feedback-batch-protocol
Ralph-v2 post-iteration feedback batch protocol for creating feedback directories, authoring feedbacks.md, and advancing a session into replanning. Use when processing human feedback after an iteration or resuming Ralph from feedback artifacts.
ID: arisng/github-copilot-fc/ralph-feedback-batch-protocol
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