stitch-loop

Automating iterative website construction is done by coordinating an autonomous baton-passing loop that propagates prompts and design constraints across successive page generation passes. This workflow applies to projects where pages are built in iterations.

A baton-driven workflow guides autonomous site building by propagating tasks from a next-prompt file to direct subsequent steps. It tracks the next task and carries design constraints and prompts across iterations to maintain site consistency.

Iterative site generation requires a Design.md-based design system and a SITE.md file for the sitemap. These files ensure visual consistency and structural alignment are maintained throughout the autonomous baton-passing loop.

You can maintain visual consistency during autonomous frontend iteration by keeping prompts aligned with your Design.md and SITE.md files. The workflow ensures that every generated page adheres to the established design system.

To update the baton file for the next site generation task, you prompt the system to generate the current page and then write the subsequent instructions into the next-prompt file. This passes the task forward autonomously.

Use an autonomous baton loop for site building when your project requires successive page iterations with strict design system constraints. It is suited for multi-page projects where carrying prompts across tasks manually is inefficient.