The Original Pain
The bottleneck was never writing code. The bottleneck was deciding what to do next, repeatedly, across many active projects. Every context switch cost momentum.
Without a forcing function, projects drifted into local optimizations: polishing low-impact details while urgent structural work stayed unresolved.
The First Working Version
The first useful version was simple: keep each project in its own terminal tab, inject a scoped prompt, wait for completion, then immediately choose the next prompt.
The big unlock was the countdown popup after completion. Instead of pausing into indecision, the system offered a default continuation path and auto-ran it unless manually overridden.