autonomous-workflow

You can automate development workflows by orchestrating Explore, Plan, Code, and Verify cycles that manage tasks, track progress, and validate artifacts autonomously until completion. This reduces manual coordination and rework across complex projects.

The Explore/Plan/Code/Verify loop is a four-phase cycle that manages development tasks autonomously. Each phase produces specific artifact outcomes, advancing iteratively from initial task exploration to final validated artifact production.

You track progress using task-driven tooling like TaskCreate, TaskUpdate, and TaskList to manage deliverables, dependencies, and status throughout the workflow. This ensures autonomous task execution remains coordinated and visible.

Autonomous workflow execution includes safety guardrails using a three-tier action classification model: Autonomous, Journal, and Confirm. It applies bounded verification loops and maintains a decision journal for full traceability.

Yes, you can manage QA and documentation alongside code. The verification loops and task management tooling apply across code, docs, and QA, coordinating these deliverables within the same autonomous development cycle.

The best way to start is to trigger the Explore phase for your development issue, then iteratively advance through Plan, Code, and Verify until a validated artifact is produced, managing progress with task creation tools.