Autonomous loops let Claude Code run on its own. You can set up simple sequential steps or build complex systems with many agents working together. These loops help automate development tasks without constant human supervision.
The simplest loop is a sequential pipeline using non-interactive commands. Each step runs one after the other with a fresh context. This works great for daily development steps or scripted workflows.
For bigger projects, you can use an RFC-driven multi-agent DAG system. Multiple agents work in parallel and coordinate through a merge queue. Quality gates like the de-sloppify pattern clean up after each step. These patterns help you build reliable autonomous workflows.
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