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To automate workflow execution incrementally, you can invoke an automation skill repeatedly within a loop. It assesses the current workflow state, executes exactly one unit of work, and exits with a signal for the next step.

The best way to handle long-running feature development stepwise is to break it into atomic operations. A stepwise automation tool performs one unit of work per invocation and emits signals to track incremental progress until completion.

Yes, you need an external tracker to persist workflow specs and progress. This tracker-aware approach ensures that plans and state are maintained across multiple invocations during automated, loop-based progress.

Orchestration signals work in an automated, headless workflow by emitting status updates after each atomic step. The automation tool exits with signals such as STEP_COMPLETE, AWAITING_APPROVAL, or FEATURE_COMPLETE to guide the loop.

Yes, you can run stepwise workflow automation without user interaction. This headless-friendly approach supports automated runs by executing a single step and exiting with a signal, allowing a loop to drive the entire feature.