begin-coding-worker

1. Determine the worker label and run the coding worker script, capturing stdout: ```bash PROJECT_ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel) _LABEL="${ARGUMENTS:-$("$PROJECT_ROOT/scripts/cn.sh")}" ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/coding-worker.sh "$_LABEL" ``` 2. Parse the first line `INTERVAL:N` and save N. 3. Use CronList to check if a recurring cron job for `/begin-coding-worker` already exists. - If a matching job exists **and** its interval differs from N minutes, delete it with CronDelete and create a new recurring cron with `*/N * * * *` and prompt `/begin-coding-worker $ARGUMENTS`. - If a matching job exists **and** its interval already matches N minutes, do nothing (keep it as-is). - If no matching job exists, create a new recurring cron with `*/N * * * *` and prompt `/begin-coding-worker $ARGUMENTS`. 4. If the remaining output (after the first line) is "idle", stop here — the recurring cron will trigger the next check. 5. If the remaining output is NOT "idle", launch a **general-purpose Agent** (subagent) with that output as the prompt. Do NOT execute the instructions yourself — always delegate to a subagent. **Wait for the subagent to complete** before returning.