implement-yolo

Automate Speckit specification implementation end-to-end by running an autonomous loop that executes tasks, parses checkpoints, and commits progress. This orchestrates continuous development cycles until all subtasks are complete, handling context isolation and retrying errors automatically.

Checkpoint-based autonomous task execution is an orchestration mechanism that tracks incremental progress through isolated subtask runs. It detects specific project milestones, commits them automatically, and ensures clean context before proceeding to the next iteration of the development loop.

Handle lint, type, and test errors during automated implementation loops using built-in retryable error handling. The system catches failures, applies explicit remediation prompts, and retries the execution up to 3 times before stopping the autonomous cycle.

Yes, autonomous task execution works with continuous development pipelines through environment-agnostic orchestration. It respects existing branch context and applies to projects requiring autonomous task execution across multiple iterations without manual intervention.

Running yolo mode for specification implementation operates autonomously without manual intervention, meaning error retries are capped at 3 attempts. If lint, type, or test remediation fails after repeated retries, the automated loop halts and requires developer inspection.