stitch-loop

Automated Stitch website generation uses a baton-passing loop to coordinate successive page creations, update site structures, and queue the next task for continuous integration workflows. This reduces manual orchestration and speeds up multi-page development.

A baton-driven loop is an autonomous iteration mechanism where a next-prompt baton file passes task instructions between cycles, enabling continuous page generation, integration, and task preparation without manual intervention.

Yes, autonomous Stitch iterations require a .stitch folder containing DESIGN.md and SITE.md files for design system application, plus a next-prompt.md baton file to pass task instructions between iterations.

To set up the next-prompt baton, place a next-prompt.md file in your .stitch folder, allowing the loop to read the current task, generate a page, integrate it, and write the next baton for the subsequent iteration.

Yes, you can use agent-based chains or CI/CD pipelines to continuously evolve a Stitch project by applying the baton-passing loop, which incrementally creates pages and maintains consistent design system application.