This project implements self-healing capabilities for the Singularity Forge (SF) autonomous execution loop. It addresses the issue of the loop halting silently when encountering blocking states, such as "needs-attention" validation verdicts, by introducing graduated escalation (notifications, self-feedback) and automated recovery (auto-remediation, auto-deferral).
The autonomous loop should never sit silently stuck. Every halt must be communicated to the operator and, where safe, attempts should be made to resolve the blockage autonomously.
The SF autonomous loop identifies terminal states (action: "stop") in its dispatch rules, but the loop simply ceases execution without proactive notification. Stuck detection exists for cycles (sliding-window) but not for persistent "stop" states.
