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An autonomous development loop enables uninterrupted work by continuously validating task completion through integrated error checking. You trigger it by instructing Claude to build features in non-stop mode, allowing it to make evidence-based decisions without asking questions.

Self-correction works by continuously checking for errors using tools like Chrome DevTools and Playwright. When console errors or test failures are detected, the system automatically adjusts the code and re-validates until all quality criteria are met.

Yes, Playwright and Chrome DevTools are required for automated quality assurance in this context. They provide the evidence-based validation, such as screenshots and console error logs, necessary for the system to make autonomous decisions and self-correct.

The best way to build a feature without oversight is using an autonomous execution mode that handles the entire process from coding to validation. It operates until the task is fully complete or hits a predefined safety limit, eliminating the need for manual decision-making.

Yes, TodoWrite is required to track progress in an autonomous work loop. It provides the necessary task tracking mechanism to ensure the system maintains uninterrupted progress and knows which steps remain before completion.

You should avoid using an autonomous self-correcting work loop for tasks requiring human judgment, collaborative design decisions, or scenarios lacking clear validation criteria, as the system relies entirely on evidence like test results to make decisions without asking questions.