Claude Code Task

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name: claude-code-task description: Run coding tasks using a persistent tmux session with git worktree isolation. Supports multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, CodeBuddy, OpenCode, etc.). Activate when user asks to build, fix, refactor, or review code. Always uses tmux for persistent multi-turn conversation — never one-shot mode.

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Coding Agent Task (tmux + worktree)

Run coding tasks by spawning a coding agent in a tmux session + git worktree. Every task gets its own isolated branch and persistent conversation.

Step 0: Determine which agent to use

Check memory first:

memory_search("preferred coding agent tool")

If found → use that tool, no need to ask

If not found → ask the user:

> "Which coding agent should I use? (default: claude) > Options: claude, codex, opencode, codebuddy, or any CLI tool name"

Then save the answer to memory:

  memory: preferred_coding_agent = 
  

Write to MEMORY.md under a "Preferences" section.

Default if user doesn't answer: claude

Step 1: Setup worktree

# Always use a worktree — one per task
git -C  worktree add -b   main
Symlink env files
ln -sf /.env /.env
ln -sf /.env.local /.env.local   # if exists

Step 2: Start tmux session with the chosen agent

tmux new-session -d -s  -c 

Then launch based on tool:

| Tool | Command | |---|---| | claude | claude --dangerously-skip-permissions | | codex | codex | | opencode | opencode | | codebuddy | codebuddy (or check its CLI name) | | other | use the tool's interactive CLI command |

tmux send-keys -t  "nvm use 20 && " Enter

Step 3: Send task with plan-first instruction

tmux send-keys -t  -l -- "Your task here.
Before making any changes, show me a plan of what you intend to do and wait for my approval."
sleep 0.1
tmux send-keys -t  Enter

Step 4: Relay plan to user

# Poll for plan output
tmux capture-pane -t  -p | tail -30

When agent outputs a plan → relay it to the user, wait for their confirmation before proceeding.

Relay flow: 1. Agent outputs plan → relay to user 2. User says "ok" / requests changes → forward to agent 3. Agent proceeds → monitor and relay further questions

# Send user's response
tmux send-keys -t  -l -- ""
sleep 0.1
tmux send-keys -t  Enter
Check if waiting for input
tmux capture-pane -t  -p | tail -10 | grep -E "❯|Yes.*No|proceed|permission|plan|approve"

Step 5: Parallel tasks

Same pattern, multiple sessions:

tmux new-session -d -s task-a -c /tmp/task-a
tmux new-session -d -s task-b -c /tmp/task-b

Check all at once:

for s in task-a task-b; do
  echo "=== $s ==="
  tmux capture-pane -t $s -p 2>/dev/null | tail -5
done

Step 6: Cleanup

git -C  worktree remove    # branch preserved
tmux kill-session -t 
User can then test in main workspace:
git switch 

Rules

Check memory first — never ask for tool preference if already saved

Always use worktrees — one per task, no exceptions

Always use tmux — persistent session, multi-turn conversation

Always show plan first, wait for user approval before agent touches files

Always symlink .env files — don't copy

One status message when starting, one when done or stuck

See references/troubleshooting.md for common issues

Check memory first — never ask for tool preference if already saved

Always use worktrees — one per task, no exceptions

Always use tmux — persistent session, multi-turn conversation

Always show plan first, wait for user approval before agent touches files

Always symlink .env files — don't copy

One status message when starting, one when done or stuck

See references/troubleshooting.md for common issues