start-next-task

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Reset the current worktree to a fresh feature branch for the next chunk of work. In the standard case that means branching off the latest origin/master; if the worker has an active fleet-claim molecule (fleet stack mode) or the human cued cursor-flow stacking, the new branch instead bases on the just-opened PR's head ref so the downstream task's diff stays isolated. Use after commit-and-push has opened a PR and the user (or you) wants to move on to the next task, OR whenever the user says "next task", "start next", "move on", "pull master and start fresh", "I merged it", "back to master", "fresh start", "new task", or cues stacking with "stack this", "next slice stacked", "keep stacking", "stack the next on this PR".

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start-next-task

description

start-next-task (Irreden Engine)

The flow lives in docs/agents/skills/start-next-task.md. Read it first, then apply the engine deltas below. This wrapper carries deltas only — see docs/design/skill-sharing.md for why.

Deltas (Irreden Engine)

Delta key	Engine value
default branch	`master`
remote	`origin`
branch prefix	`claude/`
worktree-assert command	`fleet-assert-worktree` (optionally `fleet-assert-worktree <worktree-basename>`)
fleet doc	`docs/agents/FLEET.md` — see "Stacking in cursor flow"
area examples	`engine`, `render`, `game`, plus module names (`engine/voxel`, etc.)

Concrete branch-name examples for the engine:

Standard: claude/engine-velocity-drag-refactor, claude/render-lod-threshold-tuning, claude/game-save-format.
Cursor stack: claude/render-glow-pulse-tuning (stacked on claude/render-glow-pulse).
Fleet stack: claude/1234-occupancy-grid (issue-number prefix).

Engine notes

fleet-issue view <issue#> is the cache-aware title lookup used in step 5's fleet-stack branch-name derivation; it falls back to gh issue view.
The macOS Cursor sandbox is the concrete case of the shared flow's "sandbox note" — run the git checkout -B and the git config branch.<new>.cursor-stack-base writes with the all permission so .git/config is actually written.

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Stage, commit, push a feature branch, and open a GitHub PR against master for the Irreden Engine repo. Use whenever the user says "commit", "commit my changes", "commit and push", "open a PR", "make a PR", "wrap up this chunk", or otherwise indicates the current slice of work is ready for review. The skill assumes the parallel-agent workflow where work happens on short-lived feature branches, another agent reviews the PR, and the user merges via the GitHub UI. NEVER commit directly to master.

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name

start-next-task

description

start-next-task (Irreden Engine)

The flow lives in docs/agents/skills/start-next-task.md. Read it first, then apply the engine deltas below. This wrapper carries deltas only — see docs/design/skill-sharing.md for why.

Deltas (Irreden Engine)

Delta key	Engine value
default branch	`master`
remote	`origin`
branch prefix	`claude/`
worktree-assert command	`fleet-assert-worktree` (optionally `fleet-assert-worktree <worktree-basename>`)
fleet doc	`docs/agents/FLEET.md` — see "Stacking in cursor flow"
area examples	`engine`, `render`, `game`, plus module names (`engine/voxel`, etc.)

Concrete branch-name examples for the engine:

Standard: claude/engine-velocity-drag-refactor, claude/render-lod-threshold-tuning, claude/game-save-format.
Cursor stack: claude/render-glow-pulse-tuning (stacked on claude/render-glow-pulse).
Fleet stack: claude/1234-occupancy-grid (issue-number prefix).

Engine notes

fleet-issue view <issue#> is the cache-aware title lookup used in step 5's fleet-stack branch-name derivation; it falls back to gh issue view.
The macOS Cursor sandbox is the concrete case of the shared flow's "sandbox note" — run the git checkout -B and the git config branch.<new>.cursor-stack-base writes with the all permission so .git/config is actually written.