autorunlisted

# autorun One command drives the **autonomous loop** for the current session. The argument selects the verb: | You type | Meaning | |---|---| | `/autorun <n>` (or bare `/autorun`) | **arm** — allow up to **N** auto-compact cycles (bare = configured default) | | `/autorun stop` | **pause** — stop compacting but keep the daemon observing (re-arm later) | | `/autorun exit` | **shut down** — disarm and tell the daemon to self-terminate | Once armed, the `ctx-watch` daemon watches context occupancy. Each time the session nears the guardrail (the configured warn %) **and** a fresh handoff doc exists **and** the turn is idle **and** Ghostty is frontmost, it types `/compact`, then a continuation prompt — so the work carries across resets hands-free. It pauses after **N** cycles, on `/autorun stop`, or when the task is marked done. ## Quick start Read the argument and shell out to the one control plane: ```bash # arm (bare or a number N) node "@@CTL@@" arm "$N" # pause node "@@CTL@@" stop # shut the daemon down node "@@CTL@@" exit ``` - If the argument is a number (e.g. `/autorun 5`), run `arm 5`. Bare `/autorun` → `arm` with no number (uses the configured default). - If the argument is `stop` → run `stop`. If it is `exit` → run `exit`. Then relay the script's confirmation/report to the user **verbatim** (the report shows the cycle paused/exited at, budget, session tokens in/out, wall-time, live 5h + weekly usage, and the last auto-halt reason if any). ## Your responsibilit