ai-workspace

Detect and suggest blocked tool commands from recent sessions

Use when the user wants to start working on a task, ticket, or feature. Triggered by: ticket URLs (Jira, GitHub Issues, Linear, etc.), task descriptions, or requests like 'work on this', 'implement X', 'fix X', 'これをすすめて', 'これやって'. IMPORTANT: Before creating a new workspace, ALWAYS run /workspace-list first to check if a workspace already exists for the same ticket/task. If one exists, use /workspace-execute or /workspace-show-status instead. Creates workspace with README, clones repos, and plans TODO items via agents.

Add, remove, or modify TODO items

Review code changes and generate review reports

Create or update pull requests for all repositories (draft by default)

Continue working on an existing workspace by executing TODO items. Implements code, runs tests, makes commits. Use when the user wants to resume or continue work on a previously initialized workspace, or after /workspace-init completes.

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.

Display the specified workspace path

Show commit history of README/TODO changes

Show TODO progress and background agent status for a workspace. Use to check how far along an existing workspace is before deciding next steps.

Add a repository to a workspace (clones if needed, creates worktree)

Reference conventions for workspace agents. Not user-invocable.

Delete a workspace (with confirmation)

Delete workspaces not modified within N days