stitch-loop

You can automate website creation by using a baton-passing loop pattern that continuously generates pages, integrates content, and updates site documentation based on input configuration files. This handles repetitive web development tasks autonomously without manual coding.

To start automated page creation, you need a project setup with a `.stitch/DESIGN.md` file and a `.stitch/SITE.md` file. These configuration files provide the initial baton prompt and design context required for the autonomous loop to generate and integrate pages.

Yes, website automation works within the Stitch environment. It requires access to the Stitch MCP Server and uses Stitch MCP tools to handle the page generation, integration, and iterative site building processes seamlessly.

The best way to iteratively build site content is using an autonomous baton-passing loop. It reads a baton file, generates new pages, integrates them into the site, and updates site documentation automatically during each loop iteration.

You should not use an autonomous development loop if your project lacks a Stitch environment setup or the required `.stitch/DESIGN.md` and `.stitch/SITE.md` configuration files, as the loop depends entirely on these inputs to function correctly.