vibeos-autonomous

To enable autonomous mode in VibeOS, update .vibeos/config.json and mark the session active in .vibeos/session-state.json, then append a mode-change entry to .vibeos/build-log.md. This temporarily stops check-ins while preserving safety checks.

Yes, you can run VibeOS autonomous sessions while keeping governance checks active. The override maintains gates, audits, and blocker handling, ensuring critical decisions still pause or intervene as needed during the autonomous operation period.

A temporary autonomous session override for VibeOS is used for long-running tasks and deep automation. It lets the system run without routine prompts, allowing continuous building while still applying necessary governance checks.

To log a mode change when starting an autonomous VibeOS session, append a mode-change entry to .vibeos/build-log.md after updating .vibeos/config.json and .vibeos/session-state.json. This ensures a safe handoff when the autonomous period ends.

No, VibeOS autonomous mode does not require external dependencies to operate. It functions by updating internal configuration and session state files within the .vibeos directory to manage the autonomous workflow without external packages.

You should not use the autonomous session override in VibeOS for tasks requiring frequent manual approval. Although safety checks are preserved, autonomous mode is designed for deep automation and long-running tasks without routine check-ins.