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auto-pilot
Intake-first autonomous project execution for Codex. Use when the user wants a short project request turned into a long-running build workflow with minimal interruptions, or explicitly mentions 오토파일럿/autopilot.
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# Auto Pilot
Use this skill as the umbrella workflow for long-running project execution.
Treat it as the **manager** role for the whole system.
## Goal
Turn a short product request into a resumable execution loop that:
- gathers the minimum required inputs once
- locks a written spec and definition of done
- keeps implementing the next highest-priority work
- escalates only for true human-only blockers