Start work in an ISOLATED git worktree (the exception path — use only when two envs must be live at once, the work is multi-day and main must stay shippable meanwhile, or it's a throwaway spike). Creates the branch + worktree + venv + frontend build + smoke test + BRANCHES.md entry. For ordinary work, use /new-feature (trunk) instead. Any Kind — captured in Step 3.5. The `--from-cloud` flag instead ADOPTS an existing `origin/claude/*` cloud branch (built on phone/cloud, never compiled): fetch → build the Mac env → run the tests the cloud couldn't → preview the merge against main.
End-of-session ritual — verify, document for humans and robots, commit, close out
Ship a release — bump version, finalise changelog/readme, tag, push, and verify PyPI. The ONLY workflow command that touches public distribution (PyPI, Homebrew, the public changelog, the tag). Evening window on weekdays. Supports --dry-run.
Finish a piece of trunk work on main — runs tests + lint, surfaces human-QA checks, trues docs, adds a changelog line, marks the 100days item done, and commits. No merge (you're already on main). If you're on a branch, it offers to close the branch properly instead.
Archive a merged feature branch — stale marker, detach worktree, update BRANCHES.md (preserves local directory)
Start a piece of work on main (trunk — the DEFAULT path). Loads the plan / 100days item, checks recent history, agrees a plan, and records the task. No branch, no worktree, no env setup. For work that needs an isolated live environment, use /new-branch instead.
Comprehensively reviews SwiftUI code for best practices on modern APIs, maintainability, and performance. Use when reading, writing, or reviewing SwiftUI projects.
Fan out all relevant review agents in parallel against a plan or implementation, then consolidate into a single triageable report