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This skill should be used when the user asks to "autopilot", "autopilot now", "kick off autopilot immediately", "start work in N hours", "work on it while I'm asleep", "trigger in a few hours", "set up autopilot for later", or makes any "leave it running" / "fire-and-forget" request over the local hyperclaude loop (distinct from GitHub-native octoperator autopilot). Runs a fire-and-forget autonomous workflow that loops the hyperclaude cycle (hyper-auto → plan-loop → implement-loop) → ff merge → push → next task, until context exhausts or a stop condition fires. Two delivery modes — (a) **scheduled** wakes up N hours/minutes from now via `CronCreate`; (b) **immediate** starts right now in this session, no cron. Requires the hyperclaude plugin installed (it drives `/hyperclaude:hyper-auto`).

This skill should be used after UI-affecting changes to visually verify rendering — when the user asks to "visually check", "review how it looks", "see how the screen looks", "check the UI", or after building/modifying components, modals, layout, responsive, or dark-mode behavior. Drives the running app with the Playwright MCP browser, screenshots the affected screens, and reviews them CRITICALLY (not just "does it work"). Agent-driven review, NOT committed visual-regression tests. Project-specific launch/auth comes from the project's visual-review-app companion skill.

Generate images via Codex CLI's built-in `image_generation` tool (`codex exec`), single or many in parallel. Use when the user wants images from codex, or batch/parallel image generation.