Code
Missions and review
Autopilot
One objective, worked in a loop.
Autopilot is the unattended mode. You give it a goal rather than a prompt, and it cycles through six stages until the goal is met or it reaches a limit you set: observe the codebase, plan, build, verify, review, checkpoint — then around again for the next iteration.
Every mission works inside an isolated git worktree. Your checkout is untouched until you accept the result, so abandoning a run costs a branch.
Up to three agents work at once by default. The agent that verifies a change is never the agent that wrote it.
Runtime, iterations, fixes, agents at once, and an optional spend ceiling. The defaults are four hours, three iterations, ten fixes and three agents.
A failed check, a contradiction between two requirements, or an action that reaches past the task stops the mission and waits for a person.