Autopilot workflow

bb_autopilot runs a ticket from qualification to review without asking you for approvals; the merge stays yours.

bb_autopilot ("bakers.build autopilot") has the same states and transitions as bb_work. The difference is who confirms each step: the workflow does, so a ticket goes from qualification to review without waiting for you.

State	What is automatic	What stays with you
qualification	approving the handoff; the ticket moves to plan	a prior-art hit
plan	approving spec, plan and test (or the diagnosis); the ticket moves to working
working	confirming the summary and merge request; the ticket moves to review	a failed or blocked check
review	confirming the verdict; Not OK returns the ticket to working	merge authorization after OK, and a criterion finding

Each handoff records Approval: automatic (workflow bb_autopilot). In every state:

• The merge is yours. After OK the ticket waits in review until you authorize the merge. An autopilot ticket is never merged or finished without you.
• Real questions still reach you. An agent asks a question the ticket cannot answer in its run's terminal pane, and the run waits for your answer.
• Failures stop the ticket. A failed or blocked check, an unmet coding gate, a prior-art hit or a refused transition stops the ticket in its state, with the failure published.
• Repair loops are bounded. After two Not OK verdicts, the next coding gate asks you to confirm again.

Each state declares its approval in bb_core.workflows.yml (approval: automatic; human when absent), and bakers_ticket_read returns it for the ticket's current state.

Choosing the workflow

• On create: pick bakers.build autopilot in the create dialog's Workflow picker, choose autopilot in the bakers ui create form, or pass workflow: bb_autopilot to bakers_ticket_create. Without a choice, a ticket gets bb_work.
• On edit: change Workflow in the ticket's Settings, or in the bakers ui edit popup. The ticket keeps its state, because both workflows have the same states. A closed ticket cannot be switched, and switching needs the same access as editing the ticket.