autopilot

Continuous delivery orchestration automates triage, planning, implementation, pull request, and verification in a supervised loop. You configure safety boundaries and budgets to dispatch work autonomously across your project repository and tracking system.

Autonomous CI/CD orchestration runs a continuous loop selecting and dispatching work within safety boundaries. It handles edge cases and errors using configured retry policies and alerts to ensure pipeline reliability without constant manual intervention.

Yes, automated CI/CD pipelines require access to a git project repository and a tracking system. These dependencies provide the code context and work items needed for the orchestration loop to triage, implement, and verify changes effectively.

Yes, continuous delivery orchestration enforces time and token budgets to prevent resource overuse and ensure predictability. You start the pipeline specifying a mode and budget, such as a two-hour limit for implementation tasks.

Observe mode restricts CI/CD orchestration to monitoring without executing changes, while full autonomy allows the pipeline to triage, implement, and verify automatically. Modes like triage-only or review-only limit the loop to specific stages within safety boundaries.

CI/CD self-improvement analyzes session behavior within the orchestration loop to propose optimizations. By evaluating how triage, planning, and verification stages execute, it suggests adjustments to improve future pipeline efficiency and resource usage.