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Autonomous task execution is handled by an agent that validates injected context, claims the task, plans work via TodoWrite, executes steps, and commits locally. It strictly adheres to defined file and modification boundaries, failing fast on any ambiguity.

To ensure an autonomous agent commits code locally after task completion, the workflow includes built-in quality gates that verify work against predefined criteria before performing a local commit and reporting final status.

Scope adherence works by validating the input context upon task reception, ensuring the agent only operates within defined file and modification boundaries, and immediately failing if the context is ambiguous or out of scope.

Yes, TodoWrite is used to plan work steps during automated workflow execution. After claiming a task with full context injection, the agent uses TodoWrite to sequence the execution steps before applying quality gates and committing locally.

An autonomous task executor fails fast on ambiguity to maintain strict scope adherence and prevent unintended modifications. If the injected context is unclear, it halts execution immediately rather than risking out-of-bound changes during the code commit process.

The primary limitation is its rigid scope boundary enforcement; the agent cannot perform modifications outside its explicitly defined context. Additionally, it requires full context injection to operate and will halt execution if it encounters ambiguous instructions.