stitch-loop

You can automate iterative page generation by using a baton-passing loop pattern with a Stitch server. The agent reads a baton file, generates a page using Stitch MCP tools, integrates it into the site, and writes the next baton to continue the cycle autonomously.

A baton-driven loop is an autonomous task chaining mechanism where an agent processes a baton file to generate a page, merges it into the site structure, and writes a new baton file to trigger the next iteration without manual handoffs.

Yes, autonomous Stitch-driven page building requires a DESIGN.md file, a SITE.md file, and standard file prompts. These coordinate the multi-step page creation process alongside access to a Stitch server.

Yes, teams can continuously evolve a Stitch-driven site by cycling through design updates, page generation, and integration. The autonomous baton-passing loop writes the next baton automatically, removing manual handoffs.

The baton-passing loop requires continuous access to a Stitch server and specific configuration files like DESIGN.md and SITE.md. If the loop breaks or these files are missing, the autonomous task chaining and iterative page creation will stop.

Autonomous task chaining with Stitch MCP tools works by reading a baton file, generating a page, merging it into the site structure, and writing the next baton. This loop continues autonomously, coordinating multi-step page creation with minimal supervision.