Comment by meisnerd

Update: just shipped the loop detection + decision escalation I mentioned. Here's how it works now: When you run a "continuous mission" (one-click to execute an entire project), the daemon chains tasks automatically — as each finishes, the next batch dispatches based on dependency order. If an agent fails the same task 3 times in a row, loop detection kicks in and auto-creates a decision in the decisions queue with context about what failed and options (retry with a different approach, skip it, or stop the mission). The human gets an inbox notification and can answer from the UI. It also posts a mission completion report to the inbox when everything finishes (or stalls) — task counts, file paths from the work, and a nudge to check the status board for anything left over. Still not full self-evaluation in the "did I actually make progress?" sense — that's the next frontier. But the mechanical escalation path is wired end-to-end now. Code's on GitHub if you want to poke at it: https://github.com/MeisnerDan/mission-control