stitch-loop

Automate iterative frontend site construction by orchestrating Stitch-based generation through an autonomous baton-passing loop. The process reads the next-prompt.md baton file to guide each iteration, generates the required page, and integrates the result into the site structure automatically.

A baton file in autonomous website generation is a markdown file named next-prompt.md that guides task flow. It acts as a passing baton to specify the next iteration's prompt, ensuring continuous, automated page creation and integration within a Stitch project.

You need DESIGN.md and SITE.md files to drive page design and roadmaps in Stitch page generation. These files keep visuals, site roadmaps, and design language aligned, providing the necessary context for the baton loop to generate and integrate new pages accurately.

Autonomous baton-passing updates site navigation by integrating generated pages into the site structure automatically. After generating a page with Stitch MCP tools, the loop modifies the site architecture to include the new page, ensuring navigation reflects the updated roadmap.

The best way to coordinate multi-step site creation in Stitch is using an autonomous baton-driven loop. This approach eliminates manual coordination across generation and integration by reading next-prompt.md to sequentially drive iterations, update navigation, and align design.