landlisted

# Land a plan unattended A human approved the plan; that approval is the only human gate in this run, and it happened before you started. After it, every gate is a machine: the check command, the pull request's CI, the repo's merge command. **You** (the controller) do the preflight, enumerate the tasks, launch the loop, and write the final report. The loop itself is `workflows/land.mjs` — control flow as code, so it cannot skip a gate, merge by another route, or call a task done that GitHub says is open. Per task it runs `subagent-driven-development`'s workflow as a child for implement → review → fix. ## Invocation ``` /landing-loop:land <plan-path> [--max-tasks N] [--skeptics N] [--dry-run] ``` For a run nobody is watching, from a terminal that stays open: ```sh claude --permission-mode auto --permission-prompts none -p "/goal Every task in <plan-path> is landed or blocked, shown by the ledger beside it and by gh pr list; stop after 40 turns. Get there with /landing-loop:land <plan-path>" ``` `--permission-prompts none` (v2.1.259+) denies anything that would have prompted instead of hanging. `/goal` adds a judge that is not you. Without a bound in the condition the run has no ceiling but the harness's own. ## Preflight — every line must hold, or refuse and list every failure at once Print each check with its result. 1. **Plan.** Committed on `main` (its own pull request is where the human approved it), parses into `# Task N` / `## Task N` headings, and its `## Op