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Run the pipeline autonomously: repeatedly apply CLAUDE.md dispatch rules (track-aware, including UX design and visual QA stages), dispatch eligible stories in parallel (cap 7), update _queue.json after each batch, and keep going until BLOCKED, full completion, or no dispatchable work. Use when the user types /next, or says "advance the pipeline", "run the swarm", "autonomous pipeline", or wants all ready stages drained without repeated /next.
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13 rules. 0 are common, 5 are distinctive, and 8 are very specific to this project.
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Common
Most of the 36 edited versions we read keep these.
5
Distinctive
This author's own choices. Worth a look.
8
Very specific
Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.
- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Very specific: line 13
Read CLAUDE.md and stories/_queue.json.
- Very specific: line 25
If any story is BLOCKED -> tell the human, summarize queue, exit the loop (do not dispatch).
- Very specific: line 33
Only consider stories whose deps are all DONE.
- Very specific: line 34
Use the first rule that matches at least one eligible story.
- Distinctive: line 39
If no story matches rules 3–10:
- Very specific: line 41
If every story is DONE -> short success summary, exit.
- Very specific: line 42
If prd/current.md exists and the queue has no stories (empty array) -> dispatch project-manager once (same prompt as /ship-prd), parse …
- Distinctive: line 49
If the batch has multiple slugs mapping to the same subagent role (after track routing), dispatch them in parallel with concurrent Task …
- Very specific: line 68
When the batch finishes, parse every returned <status> block.
- Very specific: line 73
Immediately: start the next iteration at step 1.
- Distinctive: line 80
No eligible batch and not the "empty queue + PRD present" special case
- Distinctive: line 81
No-progress guard: if an iteration performed no successful dispatch and the queue is unchanged, exit and explain — avoids infinite loops
- Distinctive: line 84
Keep a short running log of batches dispatched so the final user summary lists what ran and ends with the queue snapshot.
“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 36 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Read CLAUDE.md and stories/_queue.json.
Autonomous loop
Repeat one iteration until a stop condition fires:
1. Reload state
Re-read stories/_queue.json (and CLAUDE.md if needed) so each iteration uses fresh statuses.
2. Hard stop: BLOCKED
If any story is BLOCKED -> tell the human, summarize queue, exit the loop (do not dispatch).
3. Choose the next batch (priority order)
Apply dispatch rules 3–10 from CLAUDE.md, in order:
FAILING_VISUAL_QA -> FAILING_QA -> READY_FOR_VISUAL_QA -> READY_FOR_QA -> READY_FOR_BUILD
-> READY_FOR_UX_DESIGN -> READY_FOR_LLD -> READY_FOR_ARCH.
Only consider stories whose deps are all DONE. Never dispatch a story with unmet deps.
Use the first rule that matches at least one eligible story; collect all stories
matching that rule (with met deps) as one batch. Route by track per CLAUDE.md's track
routing table (e.g. READY_FOR_BUILD dispatches developer for track=backend and
frontend-developer for track=ui/fullstack).
If no story matches rules 3–10:
- If every story is
DONE-> short success summary, exit. - If
prd/current.mdexists and the queue has no stories (empty array) -> dispatchproject-manageronce (same prompt as/ship-prd), parse<status>, update_queue.json, then continue the loop. - Otherwise -> report queue state (e.g.
DRAFT, waiting on deps, or stuck), exit — do not spin.
4. Parallel dispatch
If the batch has multiple slugs mapping to the same subagent role (after track routing), dispatch them in parallel with concurrent Task tool calls (cap 7 per iteration). If the batch is a single story, one Task is enough.
Maker ≠ checker: qa-engineer and visual-qa must always be fresh Task dispatches —
never grade in the implementer's context.
Include in every subagent prompt:
- slug,
track, absolute paths to inputs, expected outputs, targetnext_statuson success - prior QA/visual-QA report path when re-dispatching on
FAILING_QA/FAILING_VISUAL_QA - Identity reinjection: one line with the role's
role_id,identity_marker, andnon_negotiablesfrom that agent's Identity block - Effort / model: set Task
modelfrom CLAUDE.md effort routing (xhighfor project-manager / solution-architect / tech-lead / qa-engineer / visual-qa;highfor ux-designer / developer / frontend-developer)
5. Apply results
When the batch finishes, parse every returned <status> block; for each story append a
history entry and set status to next_status.
6. Continue
Immediately start the next iteration at step 1. Do not stop after one batch to wait
for another /next unless a stop condition fired.
Stop conditions (summary)
- Any
BLOCKED - All stories
DONE - No eligible batch and not the "empty queue + PRD present" special case
- No-progress guard: if an iteration performed no successful dispatch and the queue is unchanged, exit and explain — avoids infinite loops
Keep a short running log of batches dispatched so the final user summary lists what ran and ends with the queue snapshot.
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