sprint

Automated sprint execution orchestrates an autonomous loop that continuously runs pending tasks across multiple waves, applying isolation and governance checks until all development work is fully complete. It reads project context to enforce norms and invariants throughout.

Autonomous sprint loop execution is a workflow process that continuously identifies and executes the current wave of pending development tasks, validating completion and merging changes automatically until all work is done. It uses isolation for parallel task processing.

You can run parallel development tasks with isolation by executing a setup script that triggers the autonomous sprint loop. The loop automatically applies isolation when multiple tasks exist in a wave and enforces governance via guardian and evaluator checks.

Automated task progression integrates with git worktree to provide isolation when multiple pending tasks exist in the same wave. This ensures parallel development tasks execute independently while maintaining project invariants and norms throughout the process.

You can enforce project norms and prevent regressions by loading invariants, pitfalls, and baseline data at the start of the sprint loop. The execution continuously validates task completion against these governance checks via guardian and evaluator mechanisms.

You should avoid using an autonomous sprint loop for task management when your development workflow does not support multi-wave task progression or lacks defined project norms. The loop requires pending tasks to be structured in waves and relies on governance checks for validation.