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Autonomous mode

For larger jobs, hand off an instruction and let agents work it through in verified chunks — with gates, auto-commit, and rollback.

What it is

The concept, in plain terms

Some work is too big for a single turn. Autonomous mode lets you hand off a multi-step instruction across a set of targets; the agent works in configurable chunks, verifies as it goes, and commits or rolls back.

You stay in control: autonomy is opt-in and scoped, and every run is observable and stoppable.

Test runner
$ pytest -q
auth/test_login.py passed
api/test_orders.py passed
ui/test_nav.py failed
2 passed · 1 failed
Why it matters

What you get from it

  • Tackle big, multi-step work.
  • Safety checks built into the loop.
  • You can stop it anytime.

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