gsd-autopilot

Overnight sprint execution is automated using a self-restarting loop that survives context window limits. This enables continuous task progress across sessions without requiring constant user input or manual intervention.

Per-account rate limits are bypassed using multi-account rotation logic. This approach rotates accounts to maintain throughput, allowing unattended sprint execution to continue running without hitting usage restrictions.

Background execution uses a pause signaling mechanism with a STOP_AUTOPILOT file. You can resume operations by removing this file, while status reporting and logs monitor progress throughout the execution lifecycle.

Continuous sprint execution is best achieved through a self-restarting nohup background process. This implementation detects the autopilot script path and automatically restarts to survive context window limits across multiple sessions.

Unattended sprint automation fully supports nohup background execution. The implementation detects the autopilot script path and runs without constant user input, utilizing operational requirements like status checks and pause signaling.

Sprint automation stops at context window limits without a self-restarting loop. Implementing an unattended autopilot with self-restarting capability allows tasks to complete across sessions by automatically recovering from these limitations.