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pan hygiene [options] — audit whether orchestration work is committed, pushed, mergeable, live, and clean
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Add repositories to the current progressive polyrepo workspace
pan close <id> — close-out ceremony for a completed and merged issue
pan review <subcommand> — manage the code review lifecycle: list pending work, re-request review, heal status drift, reset/abort/restart review cycles
pan start <id> — spawn a work agent for an issue in its own tmux session and workspace
Maintain a project knowledge wiki in Open Knowledge Format with /okf init, open, author, convert, sync, study, retro, extract, validate, lint, and embed.
pan flywheel — start, pause, resume, complete, stop, inspect, emit, and report on the singleton Fix-All Flywheel orchestrator
| name | pan-hygiene |
| description | pan hygiene [options] — audit whether orchestration work is committed, pushed, mergeable, live, and clean |
| triggers | ["hygiene check","merge state check","audit my orchestration","are we all pushed","anything stale"] |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash"] |
Run pan hygiene when the operator wants one end-to-end audit of local commits,
the worktree, pull requests, agent/tmux consistency, merged branches, stale
workspaces, and disk headroom. Findings are reported without mutation.
Use pan hygiene --json for automation and pan hygiene --strict when findings
should fail a gate. pan hygiene --fix-safe may delete only branches confirmed
merged by GitHub; under disk pressure it may remove only terminal worktrees that
have no branch, open PR, live session, or uncommitted work. Adjust that cleanup
floor with pan hygiene --fix-safe --fix-disk-pressure-floor 25.
Never substitute stash, force-delete, reset, or force-push cleanup. If safe cleanup reports no eligible candidates, surface the findings to the operator.
