CommandAgent

Create a CommandAgent pull request from the current committed branch. Use when the user asks Codex to publish local work, open a PR, or prepare a branch for review in this repository.

Implement one assigned CommandAgent issue or task in a dedicated git worktree. Use when Codex is working from orchestration notes, issue acceptance criteria, or a feature branch and needs a scoped implementation workflow for this repository.

Plan CommandAgent issue orchestration through a dry-run manifest before any worktree, CommandMate, PR, merge, or UAT action. Use when the user asks to orchestrate multiple issues or plan parallel issue work.

Draft copy-ready release announcement text for a CommandAgent release. Use when the user asks for a release post, social post, announcement, or changelog-based summary.

Prepare or verify a CommandAgent release using the repository release process. Use when the user asks for a release, version tag, release PR, or GitHub Release for CommandAgent.

Plan and record CommandAgent UAT checks for CLI, REPL, slash-command, release, provider, or manual terminal behavior. Use when changes need user-acceptance validation beyond unit tests.

Safely remove merged or obsolete CommandAgent git worktrees. Use when the user asks to clean up issue worktrees, feature worktrees, or all merged worktrees for this repository.

Create or run CommandAgent acceptance tests from issue criteria. Use when the user asks for `/acceptance-test`, acceptance testing, or validation against acceptance criteria.

Turn a reported CommandAgent problem into a structured bug report or GitHub issue draft. Use when the user asks for `/current-situation`, current situation, bug report drafting, or issue creation from observed behavior.

Generate a CommandAgent repository progress report from git, GitHub, tests, worktrees, and code metrics. Use when the user asks for `/progress-report`, status, project progress, or management summary.

Perform behavior-preserving CommandAgent refactoring. Use when the user asks for `/refactoring`, refactoring, code structure cleanup, module splitting, or reducing complexity without changing behavior.

Implement CommandAgent changes with a Red-Green-Refactor workflow. Use when the user asks for `/tdd-impl`, TDD implementation, or test-first development.

Create a concrete CommandAgent work plan for an issue, task, or requested change. Use when the user asks for `/work-plan`, work planning, task breakdown, or implementation planning.