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Delegate work to a new agent in an isolated worktree
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List and run agent tasks defined in _module/agent_tasks/ directories across the repo
Build the Meadow Electron app and launch it in test mode to verify it starts cleanly
Safely clean up the current worktree after verifying no unmerged work would be lost
Run the end-to-end test suite, automatically diagnose and fix failures
Finish a worktree development session - commit, merge to main, and clean up
Understand and extend the regenerable canonical scenario artifact in the e2e report viewer — used for iterating on the viewer's UI against stable, self-documenting data without running real tests
| name | work |
| description | Delegate work to a new agent in an isolated worktree |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Spin up a new agent worktree and hand off the task. This is a delegation — you create the agent, pass it the work description, and return control to the user. You do NOT implement the work yourself.
add-dark-mode, fix-login-redirect).Write the task prompt to a temporary file. This avoids any shell quoting issues with complex multi-line descriptions.
# Write task to a temp file (use Write tool, not echo/cat)
/tmp/meadow_task_<name>.txt
cd <repo-root>/_agent/manager/agents-manager-node
./node_modules/.bin/tsx src/cli.ts create --name <chosen-name> --task-file /tmp/meadow_task_<name>.txt
The CLI will:
_agent/agent/messages/in/initial_prompt.txt in the worktree./prepare, then hands the task to claudeThe new agent will appear in the agent manager sidebar automatically.
Tell the user:
tmux attach -t meadow_agent_<name>