Cluster changes into logical commits and create Conventional Commits. Invoke with `/commit` or `/commit <message>`.
Address the latest review feedback on the current branch's open PR. Fetches comments, triages relevance, implements fixes or replies with reasoning, then commits.
Create a pull request for the current branch. Analyzes all commits, runs validation, and opens a well-formatted PR on GitHub. Always targets `main`. Invoke with `/pr-open`.
Analyze the repo stack, customize wt-setup.sh for worktree-aware development, and run a health check. Use this when the user just installed the worktree tools and needs to configure them, when they changed their stack and need to update the setup script, or when they want to check if their repo is worktree-friendly. Also triggers for `/wt-adopt [--check-only]`.
Batch cleanup of stale worktrees and orphaned branches. Use this when the user wants to tidy up, has accumulated worktrees over time, asks about old branches, or mentions cleaning up their workspace. Also triggers for `/wt-cleanup [--dry-run]`.
Finish work in a worktree — push, remove the worktree, and optionally delete the branch. Use this when the user is done with a worktree, wants to clean up, push and move on, or mentions they no longer need a parallel environment. Also triggers for `/wt-close [branch] [--push] [--force]`.
Answer common questions about working with worktrees — VSCode integration, gitignore, port offsets, env files, workflow tips. Use this when the user asks how worktrees work, why something looks different in their editor, how to see diffs, or has any question about the worktree setup. Also triggers for `/wt-help [topic]`.
Create or reopen a git worktree for parallel development. Use this whenever the user wants to work on something in parallel, start a new task without disrupting their current branch, spin up an isolated environment for an agent, or mentions worktrees, parallel branches, or "work on X separately". Also triggers for `/wt-open [branch | task description]`.