1. Build your loop

Fill in what you need. The command updates as you type.

Tip: A great loop has three ingredients — a clear task, an "only tell me when…" filter, and a stop condition. The form below builds all three for you.

Start with

What should Claude do each iteration? Write it like you would say it out loud. e.g. "check the latest CI build", "tail the error log".

How often? Let Claude self-pace (recommended) or pick a fixed interval.

How loud should it be? Silence is golden. Most loops should only interrupt you on change.

When should it stop? Optional but recommended. e.g. "when the build passes", "once production is live". Leave blank if you want it to run until you halt it.

Response style

How this works

What the generator does for you

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Picks the right mode

Fixed interval, dynamic, or cloud schedule — chosen based on your inputs. No guesswork.

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Adds noise filters

Automatically inserts "only tell me when…" clauses so your loop interrupts only when it matters.

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Builds a clean stop

Your stop condition becomes part of the prompt so the loop self-terminates instead of running forever.

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Flags common mistakes

Warns you about cache-window economics, too-tight intervals, missing stop conditions, and other anti-patterns.

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One-click copy

The command is plain text, ready to paste. Nothing to install, nothing to configure.

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Step-by-step usage

Every generated command comes with the exact steps to run it inside Claude Code.

FAQ

Common questions about the generator

Is the generator free?

Yes, completely free. There is no signup, no API key, no tracking. The whole tool runs in your browser.

Where does the generated command actually run?

Inside Claude Code on your machine. The generator only builds the command text — you paste it into your active Claude Code session and it runs there. Cloud schedule commands run in Anthropic's cloud.

Does the page send my task description anywhere?

No. Everything stays in your browser. There is no server-side processing, no analytics, and no logging.

Why does it sometimes warn about 5m intervals?

Anthropic's prompt cache has a roughly 5-minute TTL. A 5-minute interval falls just past the cache window, which means you pay a cache miss every iteration. You usually want either ~270s (cache stays warm) or 20+ minutes (one cache miss buys a much longer wait). See the full breakdown.

Can I edit the command before pasting?

Absolutely — the generator output is just text. Tweak any wording before you paste it into Claude Code. It is a starting point, not a contract.

Want more loop ideas?

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