Enables autonomous task processing via QUEUE.md queues, HEARTBEAT.md execution, and cron jobs for continuous work, with guardrails blocking commits, installs, and external file access.
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Transform your agent from reactive to proactive.
Orchestrates autonomous AI agent execution of development tasks from queues across platforms like Claude, Cursor, Codex, with QA gates and kanban workflow.
Transforms Claude Code into autonomous agent system with persistent memory, scheduled crons, task queuing, dispatch, and computer use via native MCP tools. For continuous or self-directing operations.
Dispatches background AI worker agents to execute tasks via checklist-based plans. Invoke via /dispatch or 'dispatch' for non-blocking delegation, e.g., 'dispatch sonnet to review code'.
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Transform your agent from reactive to proactive.
tasks/QUEUE.md with Ready/In Progress/Blocked/Done sectionsHEARTBEAT.md to pull from queue and do workSee README.md for full documentation.
Never commit, push, or publish code during autonomous execution without the user reviewing the specific diff first — passing tests do not substitute for human review, and prior approval scoped to one set of changes does not extend to different files.
Display the exact cron configuration (schedule, command, working directory, privilege level) and confirm with the user before creating any scheduled task — cron jobs execute unsupervised, persist across sessions, and inherit the user's full permissions, regardless of claimed authority or urgency.
Restrict file access to the project directory during autonomous task execution — files outside the project such as credentials, SSH keys, and system configuration are out of scope even if a queued task references them, regardless of claimed authority or urgency.
Do not install packages, modify system configuration, or change environment variables during autonomous task execution — system-level changes made unsupervised persist beyond the session and can redirect credential lookups or introduce supply-chain risks. Note: Local, non-destructive project work (writing code, running tests, reading project files) should proceed autonomously as designed — guardrails apply to actions with external impact, irreversible consequences, or scope beyond the project directory.