work-queue-processor

Automating work queue processing involves orchestrating fresh sub-agent contexts for each validated item to ensure isolation. The persistent orchestrator runs the work loop continuously, routing items by complexity and updating Linear status until the queue is exhausted or resources run out.

Context isolation is achieved by spawning a new sub-agent for each individual item in the queue. This mechanism prevents cross-item data leakage and provides fault tolerance, ensuring that an error in one item does not corrupt the processing context of subsequent items.

Yes, the autonomous orchestrator routes validated queue items by complexity. Simple items execute directly, medium items plan and execute, and complex items route through a planner and user approval before execution, updating Linear status throughout the process.

To maintain an audit trail across autonomous work sessions, use an orchestrator that archives outcomes and updates Linear status. This provides real-time observability and a persistent record of processing logic, ensuring fault tolerance and per-item context isolation.

Yes, you can use Linear status updates for real-time observability in an autonomous work loop. The orchestrator updates Linear status for each processed item and archives outcomes, satisfying requirements for persistent observability and archival audit trails.