safe-bypass-flow

You can isolate risky long-running coding tasks by using an isolated git worktree with a recovery path and remote backup, keeping your primary branch clean and auditable. This prevents main workspace contamination during autopilot or bypass sessions.

A safe bypass flow is a risk-management process that separates autopilot coding sessions from your primary checkout using an isolated worktree. It enforces preflight setup, base recording, and checkpoint pushes to maintain a clean, recoverable workspace.

To create a recovery checkpoint during a bypass session, you push recovery evidence or remote backups to your repository after reaching milestones. This ensures recoverability and provides an auditable trail of your isolated worktree progress.

Yes, the safe bypass flow integrates directly with harness worktree-preflight, base tracking, and checkpoint-push procedures. This integration provides safe, auditable execution by capturing the exact starting point and enforcing stable preflight checks.

You need base recording before starting a long-running risky coding task to capture the exact starting point for safe rollback. It ensures that if your autopilot or bypass session fails, you can cleanly restore your primary branch.

Yes, you can use worktree isolation for any long-running risky coding scenario, including bypass and autopilot sessions. It prevents main workspace contamination and enforces checkpoint procedures to keep your primary branch stable.