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Launch, monitor, resume, or stop a fully autonomous autodev pipeline run (spec → analyze → implement → push → review → test in an isolated git worktree, live on the Mission Control dashboard). Use when the user says "/autodev", "autodev run <requirement>", "start a pipeline for X", "autodev status", "resume run N", or "stop run N".
rohitguta2432/claude-autodev · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 70
Install: claude install-skill rohitguta2432/claude-autodev
# autodev — autonomous pipeline All commands run from any directory via the globally-installed `autodev` command (`npm install -g github:rohitgupta2432/claude-autodev`). ## Start a run 1. Confirm the target repo: `--repo <path>` argument, else the current working directory (must be a git repo — verify with `git rev-parse --git-dir`). 2. Run: `autodev run "<requirement>" --repo <path>` 3. Relay the output to the user: run id, branch, worktree, dashboard URL (http://127.0.0.1:4590/). That's all — the run is fully autonomous. ## Other commands - Status: `autodev status` - Resume a BLOCKED run: `autodev resume <id>` (first read `~/.autodev/runs/<id>/blocked.md` and summarize the diagnosis to the user) - Stop: `autodev stop <id>` Never re-implement pipeline stages yourself — the runner owns them.