autopilot-loop

Run one autopilot iteration under Codex control. Codex does not provide Claude Code persistent-loop or wakeup primitives; treat this skill as a single iteration that the current Codex session executes immediately.

1. Check autopilot state with mcp__claude-flow__autopilot_status.
2. If all tasks are complete or the iteration limit is reached, call mcp__claude-flow__autopilot_disable and stop.
3. Ask mcp__claude-flow__autopilot_predict for the recommended next action.
4. Execute the predicted task directly in Codex: edit files, run commands, or use Codex subagents only when explicitly authorized by the user.
5. Record progress with mcp__claude-flow__autopilot_log and check mcp__claude-flow__autopilot_progress.
6. If more work remains, report the next concrete action to the user or continue in the same turn when it is safe and bounded.

Codex Scheduling

There is no native persistent wakeup primitive in Codex. For long-running or periodic loops, use an explicit external scheduler, a shell script, or a user-requested follow-up session.

Task Sources

Prefer Ruflo/MCP-backed sources that Codex can access:

• swarm-tasks: Ruflo or claude-flow MCP task state.
• file-checklist: Markdown checkbox items in tracked files.
• session-plan: Codex's current plan and user instructions.

Avoid Claude Code-only task sources unless the user is explicitly running this skill inside Claude Code.