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You can delegate coding tasks to an autonomous coding agent for feature implementation, refactoring, and code review. The agent orchestrates terminal tools to execute iterative development and manage long-running sessions across isolated workdirs.

An autonomous coding session allows a coding agent to continuously work on development tasks with progress checks. You need it for iterative feature development, debugging, and PR reviews that require sustained context and session resumption.

Start an interactive coding session through CLI or TUI interactions, then use session resumption commands. This supports one-shot tasks and continuous iterative development by restoring prior session context.

Yes, you must install and authenticate the opencode CLI before running autonomous coding tasks. This prerequisite ensures the agent can orchestrate terminal processes and execute commands within your development environment.

Yes, you can execute parallel tasks in isolated workdirs using an autonomous coding agent. This allows simultaneous feature development and refactoring without conflicts, orchestrated by process management tools.

Autonomous coding sessions require the opencode CLI to be installed and authenticated. While they support long-running tasks and session resumption, you must follow setup and safety guidance to manage isolated workdirs and parallel execution properly.