Auto Drive

What This Skill Does

Drive a long-running task by looping through: plan -> execute -> summarize -> coordinator decision -> verify. You are the executor: you run the actual commands, edits, and research. The script only tells you what to do next.

How To Use

1. •Create a session with a goal.

node {{SKILL_DIR}}/scripts/auto_drive.js --goal "Your goal here"

Expected output:

Auto Drive Session Created
Call `node skills/auto-drive/scripts/auto_drive.js --id <id>` repeatedly until it says you are complete

1. •Ask for the next instruction.

node {{SKILL_DIR}}/scripts/auto_drive.js --id <id>

If it asks for a plan, create a plan and send it back:

node {{SKILL_DIR}}/scripts/auto_drive.js --id <id> --plan "Your plan here"

1. •Execute the task you are given. When the script returns a task prompt, do the work (run commands, edit files, launch agents). Then summarize what you actually did:

node {{SKILL_DIR}}/scripts/auto_drive.js --id <id> --summary "Work completed since last call"

1. •Repeat. Keep calling --id or sending --summary until the script says the session is complete.

Notes

• •If the task prompt includes an <agents> block, use native agents if available, then merge their results into your work.
• •Provide concrete summaries: commands run, files changed, tests run, and results.
• •The script runs codex exec under the hood. You do not need to call codex directly.
• •Default model timeout is 3 minutes. Set AUTO_DRIVE_CLI_TIMEOUT_MS (milliseconds) to override (use 0 to disable).