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A **box** is a disposable development environment: a git worktree on its own branch, confined by a pinned, fail-closed policy. Code, toolchain, dev server and agent run inside it. Nothing reaches the host except what you export.
Git Mcp Server
Comprehensive Git MCP server enabling native git tools including clone, commit, worktree, & more.
Auto Create PR (loop)
Turn a free-form brief into an execution plan, implement it **one commit per Step** in an isolated worktree, batch verification proofs at checkpoints, keep a live handoff doc and append-only notification log, and open a labeled PR against the configured base branch.
agtx
Use when planning features, decomposing work into tasks, creating or managing tasks on a kanban board, coordinating parallel coding agent sessions across git worktrees, or when the user wants to sweep/push conversation results to the agtx board. Also use when asked about agtx setup, MCP configuration, or task workflow.
merge-worktree
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agent-deck
Terminal session manager for AI coding agents. Use when user mentions "agent-deck", "session", "sub-agent", "MCP attach", "git worktree", or needs to (1) create/start/stop/restart/fork sessions, (2) attach/detach MCPs, (3) manage groups/profiles, (4) get session output, (5) configure agent-deck, (6) troubleshoot issues, (7) launch sub-agents, or (8) create/manage worktree sessions. Covers CLI commands, TUI shortcuts, config.toml options, and automation.
grove
Development skill for the Grove CLI repository - a TypeScript Git worktree management tool built with Bun. Use when working on grove features, bug fixes, or maintenance tasks. Covers: development workflow, code patterns, testing, commands structure, and commit conventions.
orchestrator-worktree-conventions
Project folder + git-worktree conventions for Agent Orchestrator. Use when creating a new project under ~/GitHub, converting an existing repo into a master/workN worktree layout, adding worktrees, choosing safe ports, or when the orchestrator needs to infer project/worktree paths from the folder structure.
clean-vm
Safely clean the local loop VM by reporting and removing stale loop runs, inactive Next.js or Storybook servers, optional browser windows, and unused loop-created worktrees without disturbing active tmux-backed sessions.
research-experiment
Coordinate autonomous research experiments across multiple coding agents using isolated git worktrees. Use when a user wants the main agent to define a goal, constraints, acceptance criteria, and experiment boundaries, then dispatch Codex/Claude/Gemini or other agents to independently search for solutions without touching production code.
using-wt
Manages git worktree-based sandboxes with the wt CLI tool, both locally and on remote hosts over SSH. Use when the user wants to create, enter, run commands in, list, remove, or manage isolated worktree sandboxes, configure remote hosts, or troubleshoot wt issues.
address-pr-feedback
Unified PR feedback workflow - collect, triage, and fix review comments in a single command with worktree isolation.
amux
Orchestrate AI coding agents via amux with managed workspaces, git worktrees, and async job queues.
dependabot-pr-rollup
Find open Dependabot PRs for the current GitHub repo, compare each PR head to its base branch, replay only the net dependency changes in a fresh worktree and branch, run npm validation, and optionally commit, push, and open a PR. Use when you want to batch or manually replicate active Dependabot updates.
batch
Research and plan a large-scale change, then execute it in parallel across 5-30 isolated worktree agents that each open a PR. Use when the user wants to make a sweeping, mechanical change across many files (migrations, refactors, bulk renames) that can be decomposed into independent parallel units.
laravel-herd-worktree
Use when setting up a Laravel worktree for local development with Laravel Herd, or when user asks to work on a feature branch in isolation
agent-cli-dev
Spawns AI coding agents in isolated git worktrees. Use when the user asks to spawn or launch an agent, delegate a task to a separate agent, or parallelize development across features. Only create a worktree without starting an agent if the user explicitly wants setup only.
Worktree Task Manager
This skill manages large coding tasks by spawning autonomous agent instances (é»è®¤ Claude Codeï¼å¯é `--codex`/`--agent-cmd`) in separate git worktrees via tmux sessions.
Open Dynamic Workflow (odw)
odw is the **orchestration layer**. You write a small JavaScript workflow that calls `agent(prompt, opts)` nodes; odw schedules them (parallel / pipeline / budget / worktree / resume) and dispatches each node to **PandaCode**, which runs the actual AI (`codex`, `claude`, or `bamboo`) and owns accoun
tuios
Drive tuios from inside one of its panes. Find out where you are running, read and write other panes, run work and wait on it instead of polling, report your own state so the person sees it, and talk to the other agents and the person safely. `tuios --skill <topic>` prints the rest: fleets of agents, turn checkpoints, shipping a worktree, the Inbox and approvals, push notifications, mail, other machines, clients, events, MCP, the tmux shim, herdr's command line, pane grants, configuration, agent features off, errors and recipes.
render-topologies
Render all .mmd files to PNG, pixel-diff against main, and open only changed renders as BEFORE/AFTER pairs in Preview. Use after layout or rendering changes to check for visual regressions. Works in worktree mode (fix branch vs main) or standalone mode (current working tree vs main). Companion to the fix-issue skill, which delegates full regression checks here.
git-worktrees
Work with git worktrees for isolated parallel development. Use when starting feature work in isolation, when need separate workspace without branch switching, or when cleaning up worktrees after PR merge.
spyc
Work inside spyc, the vi-keyboard terminal file/worktree manager, using its MCP tools instead of shell equivalents. Use for git worktree lifecycle (create/open/list/remove, never `git worktree`), gitignore-aware filename and content search (instead of `find`/`rg`/`grep`), in-process git status/log/diff (instead of shelling to git), reading and driving what the user is looking at, reporting agent status to the pane tab, and coordinating file scopes with other agents before editing or merging.