Inside Auto Mode: a crew of AI agents that plans, builds and lands features through the night. Isolated worktrees. A serialized queue. A main that only fast‑forwards.
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Every card on the board is assigned its own git worktree on its own branch. The agent plans, edits, runs the tests, and commits there, and only there. Your checkout, the edition readers actually hold, is never the job site. Reporters asked what happens to a messy desk after a task ends; the answer is teardown: worktree gone, branch gone, history clean.
Approved work enters a serialized queue: rebase onto the tip, revalidate, squash into a hidden integration worktree. When a conflict appears the item parks, markers preserved, and the line keeps moving. Promotion to main is fast-forward or refusal. The desk has never force-pushed, and says it never will.
Every task carries a dollar cap, metered live as tokens burn. An agent over its budget is stopped on the spot, mid-sentence if necessary. Editors may raise the cap and resume, but nothing spends in the dark. The accounting desk calls it the first honest meter in the business.
The night shift is staffed by whichever models you trust, mixed per card:
"We stopped typing the code.
The paper still went out."
Features rotting in a backlog. Any age, any size. Fair pay in merged PRs. Apply by dropping a card on the board.
A swarm of agents, references available in git log. Every commit trailer-stamped and idempotent. No force-pushes, guaranteed.
Found: your evenings. Last seen near a Kanban board that runs itself. Claim at the download desk below.
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