Turn any work-queue + any enforcement pipeline into a self-driving, self-healing, human-minimal autonomy loop with a control-systems safety envelope. A prose-defined governor closes a feedback loop over the queue, drives isolated worktree arcs to Done, is metacognitive (defers when the runtime can't support the act, escalates only when genuinely blocked, self-heals when the block clears), and NEVER performs the irreversible act itself — it delegates every merge/deploy/publish to an isolated arc gated by adversarial review + a policy gate + a server-side aggregate check. The controller is a markdown prompt interpreted fresh each tick; a thin tested shell (tick.sh) only schedules, locks, and logs. The skill SCAFFOLDS + GOVERNS a new loop instance: the invariant spine stays fixed, four adapters (tracker / irreversible-act + enforcement / runtime / partition) are per-instance, the deterministic core (scheduler, in-flight fold, reseed gate, config + denylist validation) is extracted into tested scripts, and the latent decisions stay prose with scenario evals. Generalizes the proven broomva ticket-dispatch governor (BRO-1740 + BRO-1833). USE WHEN setting up an autonomous ticket/PR/deploy loop, standing up a governor that drives a queue unattended, building a self-merging arc pipeline, adding a metacognitive control loop over background agents, or the user says "governed autonomy loop", "autonomy loop", "self-driving loop", "ticket-dispatch governor", "loopcast", "loop-caster", "set up an autonomous governor". NOT FOR a single in-session autonomous task (use /autonomous), a one-shot background watcher (use P9 wait), or a cross-session single-agent restart loop with no queue (use P12 persist) — this is the external-trigger, across-session, queue-driven, irreversible-act-gated quadrant.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Turn any work-queue + any enforcement pipeline into a self-driving, self-healing, human-minimal autonomy loop with a control-systems safety envelope. A prose-defined governor closes a feedback loop over the queue, drives isolated worktree arcs to Done, is metacognitive (defers when the runtime can't support the act, escalates only when genuinely blocked, self-heals when the block clears), and NEVER performs the irreversible act itself — it delegates every merge/deploy/publish to an isolated arc gated by adversarial review + a policy gate + a server-side aggregate check. The controller is a markdown prompt interpreted fresh each tick; a thin tested shell (tick.sh) only schedules, locks, and logs. The skill SCAFFOLDS + GOVERNS a new loop instance: the invariant spine stays fixed, four adapters (tracker / irreversible-act + enforcement / runtime / partition) are per-instance, the deterministic core (scheduler, in-flight fold, reseed gate, config + denylist validation) is extracted into tested scripts, and the latent decisions stay prose with scenario evals. Generalizes the proven broomva ticket-dispatch governor (BRO-1740 + BRO-1833). USE WHEN setting up an autonomous ticket/PR/deploy loop, standing up a governor that drives a queue unattended, building a self-merging arc pipeline, adding a metacognitive control loop over background agents, or the user says "governed autonomy loop", "autonomy loop", "self-driving loop", "ticket-dispatch governor", "loopcast", "loop-caster", "set up an autonomous governor". NOT FOR a single in-session autonomous task (use /autonomous), a one-shot background watcher (use P9 wait), or a cross-session single-agent restart loop with no queue (use P12 persist) — this is the external-trigger, across-session, queue-driven, irreversible-act-gated quadrant.
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Turn any work-queue + any enforcement pipeline into a self-driving, self-healing, human-minimal autonomy loop with a control-systems safety envelope. A prose-defined governor closes a feedback loop over the queue, drives isolated worktree arcs to Done, is metacognitive (defers when the runtime can't support the act, escalates only when genuinely blocked, self-heals when the block clears), and NEVER performs the irreversible act itself — it delegates every merge/deploy/publish to an isolated arc gated by adversarial review + a policy gate + a server-side aggregate check. The controller is a markdown prompt interpreted fresh each tick; a thin tested shell (tick.sh) only schedules, locks, and logs. The skill SCAFFOLDS + GOVERNS a new loop instance: the invariant spine stays fixed, four adapters (tracker / irreversible-act + enforcement / runtime / partition) are per-instance, the deterministic core (scheduler, in-flight fold, reseed gate, config + denylist validation) is extracted into tested scripts, and the latent decisions stay prose with scenario evals. Generalizes the proven broomva ticket-dispatch governor (BRO-1740 + BRO-1833). USE WHEN setting up an autonomous ticket/PR/deploy loop, standing up a governor that drives a queue unattended, building a self-merging arc pipeline, adding a metacognitive control loop over background agents, or the user says "governed autonomy loop", "autonomy loop", "self-driving loop", "ticket-dispatch governor", "loopcast", "loop-caster", "set up an autonomous governor". NOT FOR a single in-session autonomous task (use /autonomous), a one-shot background watcher (use P9 wait), or a cross-session single-agent restart loop with no queue (use P12 persist) — this is the external-trigger, across-session, queue-driven, irreversible-act-gated quadrant.
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Category
General
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.