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Warp 4 — Autopilot

Routines launch work themselves while you're away.

The system now runs ahead of you. Routines don't just suggest an ordering — they launch the work, brief you on what they did, and proceed. You still own the schedule; you're just no longer the thing that starts each task.

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Routines launch tasks autonomously, briefing you with a suggested ordering, then proceeding on their own.
Routines follow a configurable sprint cadence and batch similar tasks.
You still own the schedule — but the system now runs ahead of you while you're away from the desk.

What actually changes from Warp 3

At Warp 3, routines suggest and you launch tasks one by one. At Warp 4 the launch step itself is delegated. That's a small wording change and a large trust change — it only works because the Warp 2 safety spine still contains every action a routine can take, and the Warp 3 bookkeeping still records what each autonomous run cost.

Autopilot inherits its blast radius from the levels below it. A routine that launches work autonomously can only ever do what your credentials and process gates already permit — which is exactly why those came first.

Beyond Warp 4

Warp 5 and up — fleet command, self-healing maintenance — are covered in the Warp Speed Systems blog series and the internal plan. They are out of scope for repo onboarding: by Warp 4 you have a system that configures, gates, measures, and runs itself within the boundaries you set.

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