autonomous-run
FeaturedPrepare, start, inspect, resume, or stop a finite local overnight coding run after a human has accepted a Wayfinder terminal spec; coordinates a declared Claude/Codex maker and independent checker without pushing, merging, or writing to external systems.
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- Author
- PromptPartner
- Repository
- PromptPartner/agentsmith
- Created
- 1 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 weeks ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
Similar Skills
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autonomous-readiness
Decide whether an already-defined project is ready to boot an unattended overnight run, and refuse until it is. Reads the project's own definition artifacts through the shared definition-completeness reader, emits a per-criterion ledger with a BOOT or NOT-READY verdict naming every missing item, and returns NOT-READY when a declared runtime surface has no evidence adapter rather than booting blind. It reports and routes: it never answers a criterion on the operator's behalf, never records a decision as user input, and a BOOT verdict never substitutes for plan approval. Use before handing a night to autonomous-run. Do not use to approve a plan (use approve-plan), to drive the run itself (use autonomous-run), to view a run already in flight (use autonomous-board), or to shape a fuzzy objective before a task exists (use problem-framing).
autonomous-run
Use when an approved goal must continue unattended across many steps, milestones, context resets, or sessions.
autonomy-grant
Pre-approve the operator gates an unattended run will hit — prod push, deploy, merge, DNS — so the run proceeds through them without stopping. Use at plan approval, while the operator is present, to build the typed approval ledger that /feature-implement --autonomous checks mechanically.