stitch-loop

To automate iterative frontend website construction, run the stitch-loop skill against a configured Stitch project to initiate a baton-passing loop that autonomously generates and integrates pages.

Baton-driven frontend site building works by passing a baton file across iterations, where an autonomous loop reads the baton, generates pages with Stitch, updates SITE.md navigation, and passes the baton forward.

Yes, automating frontend page generation requires access to a Stitch server and a configured project. You also need SITE.md and DESIGN.md context files to guide generation and ensure design consistency.

Maintaining design consistency across autonomous frontend iterations requires a DESIGN.md file that provides context to the generation loop, ensuring every generated page adheres to established visual and structural standards.

You can integrate AI-generated frontend pages with CI/CD pipelines by using the baton-driven loop, which collaborates with CI/CD to drive end-to-end page production and continuous site updates across repeated iterations.

To update site navigation when adding pages autonomously, the loop integrates with SITE.md navigation, automatically updating the file as part of the baton progression during each generation iteration.