stitch-loop

Autonomous iterative front-end builds use a baton-passing loop to coordinate page generation with Stitch MCP tools, integrating each page into the site structure and preparing the next task for continuous delivery in a single workflow.

Autonomous Stitch builds require a running Stitch server, an active Stitch project, and both DESIGN.md and SITE.md context files to maintain design consistency and project context throughout the page generation workflow.

Baton passing in orchestrated page generation reads the current task, generates a page using Stitch MCP tools, integrates the result into the site structure, and queues the next task in the baton for the subsequent iteration round.

Yes, loop-driven iteration prepares the next task in the baton for the subsequent round, enabling continuous delivery of front-end pages within a single autonomous workflow without manual handoffs between iterations.

DESIGN.md and SITE.md files maintain design consistency and project context during Stitch-based generation, ensuring each autonomously generated page aligns with the established site structure and visual guidelines across iterations.

Baton loop orchestration for front-end site construction depends entirely on a Stitch server and MCP tools; without these prerequisites or proper context files, the autonomous iteration workflow cannot execute page generation or task queuing.