Just to confirm (since the docs only mention this working with new and the parent wasn't confident in his answer), here's a working example of $::RD_AUTOACTION being set when Precompile is called: 
use Data::Dumper      qw( Dumper );
use Parse::RecDescent ();

{
   local $::RD_AUTOACTION = q { [@item] };

   Parse::RecDescent->Precompile(
       'parse: /a/ /b/ /c/',
       'Grammar'
   )
      or die("Bad grammar\n");
}

{
   # Normally, this would be in another file.
   require Grammar;
   my $parser = Grammar->new();
   print(Dumper($parser->parse('a b c')));
}

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outputs 

$VAR1 = [
          'parse',
          'a',
          'b',
          'c'
        ];

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If you comment out autoaction, the output is 

$VAR1 = 'c';

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In reply to Re^2: Parse::RecDescent: autoactions and precompiled grammars by ikegami
in thread Parse::RecDescent: autoactions and precompiled grammars by braden

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