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Automated single-feature development uses a lightweight dispatcher to execute one speckit command per iteration with built-in validation, bypassing milestone tracking overhead. This approach enforces strict state management and explicit completion signaling on a dedicated feature branch.

The best way to validate each step when prototyping a single feature is to dispatch one speckit command per iteration. The worker validates the result of each executed command before proceeding to the next, ensuring safe and repeatable progress through the automated loop.

Single-command dispatch works by executing exactly one command like specify or implement per iteration. It maintains minimal workflow state on a dedicated branch to enable rapid prototyping while enforcing one-command execution and strict state management.

Yes, you can use speckit commands for standalone feature development outside milestones. A lightweight dispatcher executes a single command per iteration with built-in validation, specifically designed for rapid controlled experimentation without milestone tracking overhead.

Safe iteration requires explicit completion signaling to ensure strict state management and controlled progress through the automated loop. By enforcing one-command execution and signaling completion, the dispatcher validates each step before proceeding to the next.