optimization-cron-builder

Automating repository-level optimization involves converting a design philosophy into a bounded AR blueprint with per-item research docs. This process coordinates parallel workers and installs a cron-driven orchestration with guardrails to systematically refine project stages.

An AR blueprint is an Architecture Refinement document that structures design refinement by bounding item counts to 100 or fewer. It systematically organizes per-item research docs under dedicated repository directories to guide stage-specific project improvements.

Running parallel workers with cron for automated validation utilizes tmux workers executing codex commands. The cron setup provides guardrails and a cleanup-on-complete workflow that reconciles individual worker outputs back into the main AR blueprint.

Using tmux for section-owned lanes enables parallel execution of distinct optimization tasks. Progress reconciliation merges the outputs from these independent lanes back into the central AR blueprint upon workflow completion.

The maximum item count supported for an AR blueprint is 100 items. This bounded limit ensures systematic refinement remains manageable while generating per-item research documentation for each entry.