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Start working on a task - creates branch, enters worktree and moves to progress
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Merge PR and move Cortex task to done
Create PR and move Cortex task to review
Start a brainstorming session to explore ideas before committing to a plan. Use when the solution isn't clear, there are multiple approaches, or you need to explore trade-offs.
Use this skill for ALL coding work. Enforces task tracking, memory usage, and proper workflow using Cortex MCP tools. MUST be used when implementing features, fixing bugs, or any development work.
Execute the 3-agent workflow (research → implement → verify) for coding tasks. Use for ALL feature implementations, bug fixes, and code changes. Spawns autonomous agents that research, implement, and verify changes.
Analyze project and save context as Cortex memories (stack, architecture, database, testing)
| name | start |
| description | Start working on a task - creates branch, enters worktree and moves to progress |
| user-invocable | true |
| allowed-tools | mcp__cortex__git, mcp__cortex__task, EnterWorktree |
| argument-hint | CX-N |
Start working on a Cortex task using MCP tools.
Task ID: $ARGUMENTS
First, get the task details:
mcp__cortex__task(action="get", id="$ARGUMENTS")
If task not found, inform the user.
Use the Cortex MCP tool to create a feature branch:
mcp__cortex__git(action="branch", task_id="$ARGUMENTS")
This single command will:
feat/cx-N-task-slug (or fix/ for bugs)mcp__cortex__task(action="update", id="$ARGUMENTS", status="progress")
Use Claude Code's native EnterWorktree tool to create and enter an isolated worktree:
EnterWorktree(name="cx-N-slug-of-title")
Where name is the task ID + slugified title in lowercase (e.g., cx-266-migrate-worktrees).
This creates .claude/worktrees/<name>/ and switches the current session into the isolated worktree.
Show:
IMPORTANT:
.claude/worktrees/<name>/ automatically