ralph

Autonomous feature implementation works by breaking down user stories and executing them end-to-end. This skill manages the process using a PRD.json file to track story completion and a progress.txt file to persist learnings across iterations.

Software development iteration is handled by automating the breakdown of user stories into actionable steps. It executes database changes, backend logic, and UI components, while ensuring typechecks pass and verifying changes directly in the browser.

To run autonomous user story execution, you need to execute the ralph.sh script in your project root directory. The system operates autonomously without external dependencies, relying on PRD.json for tracking and git for memory persistence.

User story progress is tracked using a generated PRD.json file that manages story status. Additionally, a progress.txt file captures learnings and memory persistence, committing context via git to maintain state across development loops.

Yes, the autonomous agent verifies database changes and UI components by executing them as steps within the implementation loop. It focuses on ensuring typechecks pass and actively verifies the applied changes within the browser environment.

The autonomous loop focuses on breaking down user stories and executing specific steps like backend logic and UI components. It relies on PRD.json and progress.txt for state management, meaning complex logic outside these defined steps may require manual intervention.