One prompt does one thing then stops. A loop keeps Claude working until the whole job is done. Here's how to set one up and when to use which.
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by Divjot Sahni · EZYE Consulting · ezye.com.au
Part 1 — The /loop Command
Run /loop with an interval to repeat any task
Drop the interval to let Claude pace itself until done
Point a loop at a slash command, not just a prompt
Stop a loop cleanly when the work is finished
Part 2 — The Loop Mindset
Stop thinking one prompt, one answer
Hand Claude a goal and a finish line, not a step
Let it plan, do, check, repeat on its own
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