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An outer loop host decides whether work should continue.\n2. Each iteration submits one normal governed runx run.\n3. Each turn seals a receipt before the loop can advance.\n4. The next turn consumes only explicit inputs, projection state, and receipt\n   summaries.\n\nNothing in this example adds a loop engine to `runx-core`. The loop host is just\nan application script. In production it could be a hosted service, Temporal\nworkflow, LangGraph app, n8n workflow, or another orchestrator.\n\n## Run It\n\n```sh\nsh examples\u002Floop-orchestration\u002Frun.sh\n```\n\nThe script runs three demonstrations:\n\n- **success:** two governed turns complete a tiny build-review loop;\n- **refusal:** a requested tool is outside the loop policy, so the loop stops\n  before another turn is submitted;\n- **context gate:** an agent turn pauses with digest-bound skill context\n  and explicit `allowed_tools`, showing what a host or managed provider would\n  receive without requiring a model key.\n\nThe output prints each run id, receipt id, decision, and next-turn reason.\n\n## Check The Harness\n\nFor the repeatable inline harness, use a fresh receipt store, so its receipts\nare not mixed with earlier runs'.\n\n```sh\ntmpdir=\"$(mktemp -d)\"\n\"${RUNX_BIN:-crates\u002Ftarget\u002Fdebug\u002Frunx}\" harness examples\u002Floop-orchestration \\\n  --receipt-dir \"$tmpdir\" \\\n  --json\n```\n\n## What This Proves\n\nThe important boundary is not the Node script. It is the contract:\n\n- A **loop** owns scheduling, durable loop state, projection, and stop policy.\n- A **turn** is one runx skill\u002Fgraph run with explicit authority and one sealed\n  receipt.\n- A **handoff** is an artifact\u002Fresult the loop host can inspect; it is not\n  hidden prompt continuation.\n- A **projection** is derived from receipts and admitted signals, not from\n  ambient memory.\n\n## Security Rules\n\n- The loop has a max-turn budget.\n- The turn runner receives only declared inputs.\n- Tool choices are checked against loop policy before another turn is allowed.\n- Context skills are advisory, digest-bound, and untrusted.\n- A pause or refusal is a healthy result; the loop does not keep prompting until\n  it gets the answer it wants.\n\n## Adapting The Example\n\nReplace `loop\u002Floop-host.mjs` with your real orchestrator and keep the same\nshape:\n\n```text\nload projection -> submit runx run -> read receipt\u002Fresult -> check stop policy\n```\n\nDo not move product-specific scheduling or state into the kernel. 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In production it could be a hosted service, Temporal\nworkflow, LangGraph app, n8n workflow, or another orchestrator.\n\n## Run It\n\n```sh\nsh examples\u002Floop-orchestration\u002Frun.sh\n```\n\nThe script runs three demonstrations:\n\n- **success:** two governed turns complete a tiny build-review loop;\n- **refusal:** a requested tool is outside the loop policy, so the loop stops\n  before another turn is submitted;\n- **context gate:** an agent turn pauses with digest-bound skill context\n  and explicit `allowed_tools`, showing what a host or managed provider would\n  receive without requiring a model key.\n\nThe output prints each run id, receipt id, decision, and next-turn reason.\n\n## Check The Harness\n\nFor the repeatable inline harness, use a fresh receipt store, so its receipts\nare not mixed with earlier runs'.\n\n```sh\ntmpdir=\"$(mktemp -d)\"\n\"${RUNX_BIN:-crates\u002Ftarget\u002Fdebug\u002Frunx}\" harness examples\u002Floop-orchestration \\\n  --receipt-dir \"$tmpdir\" \\\n  --json\n```\n\n## What This Proves\n\nThe important boundary is not the Node script. It is the contract:\n\n- A **loop** owns scheduling, durable loop state, projection, and stop policy.\n- A **turn** is one runx skill\u002Fgraph run with explicit authority and one sealed\n  receipt.\n- A **handoff** is an artifact\u002Fresult the loop host can inspect; it is not\n  hidden prompt continuation.\n- A **projection** is derived from receipts and admitted signals, not from\n  ambient memory.\n\n## Security Rules\n\n- The loop has a max-turn budget.\n- The turn runner receives only declared inputs.\n- Tool choices are checked against loop policy before another turn is allowed.\n- Context skills are advisory, digest-bound, and untrusted.\n- A pause or refusal is a healthy result; the loop does not keep prompting until\n  it gets the answer it wants.\n\n## Adapting The Example\n\nReplace `loop\u002Floop-host.mjs` with your real orchestrator and keep the same\nshape:\n\n```text\nload projection -> submit runx run -> read receipt\u002Fresult -> check stop policy\n```\n\nDo not move product-specific scheduling or state into the kernel. 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