ralph-gsd-monitor

You can automate monitoring for long-running sessions by scheduling a background watcher via CronCreate that tracks progress, restarts stalled processes, and resolves deferred items autonomously every 2 hours.

Autonomous deferred item resolution works by leveraging browser MCP, Supabase MCP, and code agents to automatically triage and resolve items logged in DEFERRED.md during the 2-hour monitoring cycle.

Yes, you can use CronCreate to schedule a monitor that automatically detects when execution phases are incomplete or processes are stopped, triggering an autonomous restart without human involvement.

The best way to supervise multi-phase businessagent workflows hands-off is launching a ralph-gsd loop with a startup script and letting a scheduled monitor autonomously watch progress and recover failures.

Yes, you need a provided startup script to launch the ralph-gsd loop, which the scheduled monitor then supervises to ensure hands-off reliability and autonomous recovery across phases.

Long-running sessions often stop or leave deferred items unresolved due to phase failures or process interruptions, requiring an autonomous monitor to restart processes and triage DEFERRED.md items.