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Autonomous feature implementation breaks work into small user stories executed in isolated iterations, using PRD generation, progress tracking, and per-story git commits to maintain an auditable development history across iterations.

An autonomous development loop maintains context across iterations by persisting memory through prd.json for requirements, progress.txt for tracking, and git commits for history, ensuring a clean handoff between iterations.

The best way to track feature progress during autonomous coding is by automatically updating prd.json and progress.txt files alongside per-story git commits, creating a clear, auditable development history that supports re-entrancy for complex projects.

Yes, you need jq and droid installed to run the autonomous feature implementation loop. These dependencies are required to execute the script that automates end-to-end feature implementation, PRD generation, and progress tracking.

Yes, autonomous iteration supports re-entrancy for complex projects by maintaining history and context across iterations via git and progress logs, allowing the loop to load project context and resume execution cleanly after interruptions.