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List all existing workspaces. Use to check if a workspace already exists for a given ticket or task before creating a new one with /workspace-init.

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name	workspace-list
description	List all existing workspaces. Use to check if a workspace already exists for a given ticket or task before creating a new one with /workspace-init.
context	fork

workspace-list

Overview

This skill lists all existing workspaces in the workspace/ directory using a shell script. Output only the list, no additional responses or actions.

Paths: Use relative paths from project root (see CLAUDE.md for details).

Steps

1. Run the List Script

Execute the following script:

./.claude/scripts/list-workspaces.sh

2. Output

Display the script output as-is. No commentary, suggestions, or follow-up questions.

Refer to .claude/skills/workspace-list/templates/output.md for the output format.

Notes

Output only the script result
Do not provide any additional responses, suggestions, or questions
Do not explain what each workspace is or what to do next

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Overview

This skill lists all existing workspaces in the workspace/ directory using a shell script. Output only the list, no additional responses or actions.

Paths: Use relative paths from project root (see CLAUDE.md for details).

Steps

1. Run the List Script

Execute the following script:

./.claude/scripts/list-workspaces.sh

2. Output

Display the script output as-is. No commentary, suggestions, or follow-up questions.

Refer to .claude/skills/workspace-list/templates/output.md for the output format.

Notes

Output only the script result
Do not provide any additional responses, suggestions, or questions
Do not explain what each workspace is or what to do next