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You can orchestrate a full task lifecycle in a single Claude session by running an autonomous execution loop that coordinates planning, verification, execution, and merging stages while maintaining continuous context.

Context management during task automation uses structured compaction prompts and recovery metadata to preserve continuity, enabling context-aware decision making and self-correction across the entire execution process.

Yes, you need bash and python3 installed as dependencies to run the autonomous task execution loop, as the orchestration scripts rely on these environments to execute and manage the lifecycle stages.

The best way to handle stalls during multi-stage task orchestration is to use a self-correcting loop with built-in stall detection and quota handling safeguards, ensuring reliable progress tracking and automatic recovery.

Yes, you can delegate subtasks to subagents during end-to-end progress tracking, because the orchestration loop supports optional delegation alongside its self-correcting lifecycle management and verification stages.

Task orchestration loses context between planning and merging stages when sessions are fragmented, but running a single-session lifecycle with structured recovery metadata prevents this and maintains continuous progress.