gsd-autonomous

Autonomous milestone execution automates the discuss-plan-execute loop for each remaining phase in sequence. It uses roadmap discovery and state tracking to start from the first incomplete phase and drive workflow orchestration until completion.

State tracking in workflow orchestration records milestone progress by updating files like STATE.md and ROADMAP.md after each phase. It is needed when phased execution requires progress-aware coordination to resume from the last incomplete task safely.

To start autonomous planning from the first incomplete phase, trigger the autonomous workflow entrypoint. The system performs roadmap discovery to identify incomplete phases and begins coordinating task execution while preserving user decision gates.

Yes, autonomous task execution pauses at user decision gates for required inputs. It stops for grey area acceptance, blocker resolution, or validation requests, ensuring safe milestone execution before proceeding to the next planning phase.

Yes, you need an autonomous workflow entrypoint to run milestone phases end-to-end. This entrypoint coordinates phase discovery, state tracking, and gated user decision points to safely complete the remaining milestone execution.

Autonomous phase execution for milestone management relies on continuous state tracking and cannot proceed past user decision gates without input. It stops when blockers require validation or when grey area acceptance is needed for safe phase completion.