autonomous-dev

You can autonomously implement a development plan by progressing through tasks and refactoring after policy alignment, relying on iterative self-review cycles to ensure robust outcomes.

Self-review in software development is a quality gate mechanism where the system repeatedly checks its own code changes and tests to identify and fix quality issues without user prompts.

To minimize user interventions during code changes and refactoring, establish policy alignment first, then allow the system to autonomously execute the implementation with self-review as the primary quality gate.

Yes, this autonomous workflow supports full development cycles, applying the execution and self-review process across writing code, adding tests, and refactoring tasks.

The best way to enforce code quality without manual prompts is to establish a workflow that enforces iterative self-review as the primary quality gate during autonomous implementation.

You need autonomous implementation with self-review when you have an agreed-upon software development plan and want to reduce back-and-forth by having the system deliver a polished feature with tests autonomously.