rewrite-pipeline

Sequential plan execution automates creating individual branches, running typechecks, staging targeted commits, opening PRs, and babysitting CI until merge. It turns each plan into a focused branch and PR, ensuring changes are tested and reviewed before proceeding.

A JSON checkpoint in a CI pipeline stores progress state to resume execution after context compaction or interruptions. It maintains pipeline progress so sequential tasks can continue from the exact step where execution was previously halted.

Automated PR workflows handle git staging conflicts and failing tests by providing rebase and merge conflict guidance, diagnosing CI failures, and applying retry logic. They also include escalation rules for stalled or blocked reviews to ensure recovery.

Yes, this automated pipeline approach works for multi-plan repository rewrites by implementing plans sequentially. It creates branches, runs verification checklists, and runs automated reviews so human attention is only required for true blockers or ambiguous reviews.

The best way to maintain pipeline progress across session interruptions when opening pull requests is to use a persistent JSON state file. This checkpointed persistence enforces safe git staging and supports resumption after context compaction.

An automated pull request pipeline stalls during CI babysitting when reviews are stalled or blocked. The pipeline provides escalation rules for these true blockers, ensuring human attention is only required for ambiguous reviews or unresolved conflicts.