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Brainstorming workflow using an isolated git worktree with subagent-driven-development
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Render a single "where am I, what have I done, what's next" survey HTML page composing anchor cascade + tesseract shelf + git state + CHECKPOINT.md + TaskList. Read-only by design.
Subagent-driven development as the explicit combination of /subagent-driven-development (sequential, review-gated execution) and /dispatching-parallel-agents (independent fan-out). Opens with one combined pre-dispatch question to set the execution mode and the edit-approval mode, then dispatches accordingly.
Use when a discrete task boundary is crossed in multi-step work — step completion, subagent dispatch return, Skill-tool invocation return, /proceed gate passed, test-run completion, or file-write to a durable artifact (spec, plan, SKILL.md). Do not substitute an in-place TaskList update for this skill.
Use when resuming paused work, starting a session where a CHECKPOINT.md exists, or when the user says "continue from checkpoint", "resume", or "pick up where we left off"
Use when pausing work that will be resumed later, when switching contexts, or when the user asks to save a checkpoint. Creates a CHECKPOINT.md that captures full resumption context.
retry last operation attempted before the user interrupted the process, or otherwise continue last attempted tool use
| name | super-duper-cat |
| description | Brainstorming workflow using an isolated git worktree with subagent-driven-development |
| argument-hint | <task-description> |
| user-invocable | true |
/super but using /duper with /cat
Sequence:
/super (brainstorming) to design the work./duper (isolated git worktree) to set up the workspace before any
implementation./cat (subagent-driven development) to execute the plan inside that
worktree.Each leg is a Skill-tool invocation in its own right; do not assume one composition implies another. If a leg is skipped, name it explicitly and explain why.