stitch-loop

Automated website development with a loop pattern uses a baton-passing system to iteratively read tasks, generate pages via Stitch, and integrate them into the site structure. This loop continuously builds sites without manual intervention for each page.

Yes, iterative site construction requires access to the Stitch MCP Server and appropriate design and project documentation to autonomously generate content and update the site structure through the automation loop.

Yes, the automated website building loop integrates with CI/CD systems like GitHub Actions for triggers. This allows teams to streamline and automate the iterative process of building out websites continuously.

The baton-passing loop mechanism works by reading and executing tasks from a baton file, such as 'next-prompt.md'. It generates pages using Stitch and passes the baton to update the site structure iteratively.

To maintain design system consistency during automated site generation, integrate the loop with the design-md skill. This ensures design rules are applied automatically as Stitch generates and integrates new pages.