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Use for Treehouse CLI, tree house/treehouse, reusable worktrees, leases, status, return, or worktree isolation.
Installer avec Codex ou Claude Copiez ce prompt, collez-le dans Codex, Claude ou un autre assistant, puis laissez-le vérifier la page du skill et l'installer pour vous.
Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Use for /he:plan; stage 1 readiness with Treehouse, Grill Me, owner, proof path, PASS/FAIL.
Use for UI components, design systems, atomic design, tokens, themes, hardcoded visuals, or missing design SSOT.
Use for module boundaries, public APIs, ownership, abstractions, wrappers, test seams, or architecture review.
Use for visual PDFs: create, polish, export, verify decks, reports, proposals, one-pagers, or HTML-to-PDF.
Use for hard bugs, failing behavior, flaky tests, exceptions, regressions, or unexplained slowness before fixing.
Use for real UI E2E smoke/regression proof across web, Flutter, browser, Chrome, or device flows, with artifacts.
| name | treehouse |
| description | Use for Treehouse CLI, tree house/treehouse, reusable worktrees, leases, status, return, or worktree isolation. |
Treehouse = local CLI for reusable git worktrees. It is not a planner; use
grill-me when scope is unclear.
Commands:
treehouse statustreehouse get --lease --lease-holder "<label>"; stdout is
the worktree path. Run from the target repo; it creates or reuses an isolated
worktree. The agent must run "$HOME/.agents/scripts/ensure-worktree-ready.sh" <path> before continuing; do not ask the user to run it. Stop if it fails.
Continue there and read AGENTS.md.treehouse <name>, use <name> as the lease holder label; it is
not a Treehouse branch argument.treehouse prune is dry-run; deletion needs approved --yestreehouse return <path> only after needed work/processes are clearApproval needed: return --force, destroy, prune --yes,
prune --prune-orphans, update, install. If missing, .agents/scripts/setup.sh
owns install/update.