autopilot
Repo-local Autopilot
Install the bundled Claude autopilot files into a target repository's local .claude/ directory.
Bundle rules
- Keep the skill self-contained so it can install and initialize from a fresh workspace clone of this repo.
- Do not depend on
~/.claude/, a siblingcmuxcheckout, or any external template path at install time. - When syncing from another repository, copy the behavior into this skill's bundled
templates/andscripts/files before shipping.
What this installs
Running the installer writes these repo-local files into the target repository:
.claude/hooks/autopilot-keep-running.sh.claude/hooks/session-start.sh.claude/commands/autopilot_reset.md.claude/settings.jsonpatched to wire the repo-local hooks
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