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Autonomous code generation works by iteratively executing tasks from a provided plan or Product Requirements Document. The loop manages task execution, testing, committing, and progress logging until all requirements are met.

You automate iterative software development by providing a PRD or task list to start an autonomous loop. The system works through the tasks sequentially, committing code after each completed item.

Yes, you can use phased plans for structured software creation. The system also supports single task files, allowing you to manage autonomous development workflows based on your specific planning format.

Yes, the autonomous coding loop handles progress tracking and retries. It logs progress after each task execution and manages retries automatically to ensure all plan requirements are successfully completed.

The best way to autonomously implement a PRD feature is to load the requirements into a task-based development loop. This ensures all sub-tasks are completed, tested, and committed in sequential order.