forge-protocol

Use a forge-managed development loop with git-based coordination and session awareness to orchestrate autonomous coding agents. This prevents conflicts and ensures traceable progress across parallel agent sessions.

The feature claiming protocol is a phase-driven execution mechanism within a forge-managed loop that allows autonomous agents to orient, claim features, implement changes, verify results, and hand off cleanly while maintaining structured governance.

Follow Phase 1 orientation to begin using the forge protocol in your project. This initial phase provides operational guidance for the subsequent claim, implement, verify, and handoff execution stages.

Yes, autonomous agent orchestration uses git-based coordination to manage session handovers. Agents write context and references to preserve learnings, ensuring clean handoffs and reviews across the development loop.

Context writing and reference management are needed in autonomous coding workflows to preserve learnings across agent sessions. This ensures phase-based execution and structured governance maintain continuity during feature handoffs.

Avoid phase-based execution for autonomous agents when your software project lacks git-backed infrastructure or structured governance requirements. The protocol relies on git-based coordination and session awareness for traceable progress.