autopilot

Automate end-to-end feature implementation by loading a feature plan, spawning subagents for each sequential phase, and monitoring dependency-aware orchestration until completion. The system automatically respects task dependencies and halts with clear status updates if a phase fails.

Dependency-aware orchestration coordinates phased tasks by spawning subagents that respect sequential task dependencies. It loads feature plans, processes phases in order, waits for each subagent to complete, and generates a final summary report for the entire feature.

Run all phases for a specific feature by invoking the autopilot command with the feature identifier, or run it without arguments to process all phases for the current feature on the active branch. It sequentially spawns phase agents and reports progress after each completion.

Yes, subagent orchestration supports feature development broken into phases like core types, state machines, and integration. It sequentially spawns phase agents, ensures dependencies are respected, and provides real-time progress reporting followed by a final completion summary.

When a phase fails during automated feature implementation, the dependency-aware orchestration halts execution and provides clear status updates. This prevents downstream phases from running with incomplete dependencies and ensures progress is accurately reported.

Yes, automated phase execution requires a predefined feature plan to load. The system reads the plan to identify sequential phases, spawns subagents for each phase, and orchestrates the implementation while respecting task dependencies throughout the workflow.