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Mechanism
Breaks down how the skill works and what it produces, so you can quickly judge whether it fits your scenario and value.
When an agent needs to autonomously and iteratively build a multi-page website using Stitch, especially in a continuous baton-passing loop driven by CI, human, or agent chains.
.stitch/next-prompt.md baton file with page name and promptSITE.md and DESIGN.md for context and design system.stitch/designs/site/public/, fix paths, update navigationSITE.md and write next baton to next-prompt.md to keep loop aliveA continuously growing site with consistent design system, persisted metadata, and an alive autonomous build loop producing new pages each iteration.
Use Cases
A developer wants to build a marketing site with 10+ pages but lacks time to do it manually. They set up DESIGN.md and SITE.md, then trigger stitch-loop. The agent autonomously generates each page via Stitch, integrates into the public folder, and passes the baton. This saves weeks of work and ensures visual consistency across all pages.
A team uses GitHub Actions to watch `.stitch/next-prompt.md`. Each merge updates the baton, triggering stitch-loop in CI to generate the next page and open a PR. This embeds site building into the repo workflow, letting non-designers grow the site by editing roadmap text only.
Skill Relationships
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Tier 1 · These Skills Use Me
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