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Spawns a standalone Claude Code session inside an isolated git worktree for concurrent task execution. Accepts an agent name and optional task description.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/reasoning:spawnagent/The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# Spawn Agent in Worktree Spawn an agent as a standalone Claude Code session in an isolated git worktree. ## Instructions 1. Parse arguments: the first word is the agent name, the rest is the task description. Example: `/agent-spawn engineer Fix the auth bug in login.py` 2. Validate the agent exists by checking `agents/<name>.md` or `agents/genius/<name>.md`. 3. Run: `scripts/spawn-agent.sh <agent-name> "<task>"` 4. Report the worktree path and branch name to the user. 5. If no task is provided, spawn in interactive REPL mode (no `-p` flag). $ARGUMENTS
Spawn an agent as a standalone Claude Code session in an isolated git worktree.
Parse arguments: the first word is the agent name, the rest is the task description.
Example: /agent-spawn engineer Fix the auth bug in login.py
Validate the agent exists by checking agents/<name>.md or agents/genius/<name>.md.
Run: scripts/spawn-agent.sh <agent-name> "<task>"
Report the worktree path and branch name to the user.
If no task is provided, spawn in interactive REPL mode (no -p flag).
$ARGUMENTS
npx claudepluginhub p/cdeust-reasoning-packages-reasoning2plugins reuse this command
First indexed Jun 11, 2026
/spawnDecomposes and executes complex multi-domain operations by breaking them into coordinated subtask hierarchies with parallel, sequential, or adaptive strategies.
/spawnDecomposes complex requests into manageable subtasks and coordinates their execution with optional sequential/parallel strategies and validation checkpoints.
/spawnLaunches a specialist agent in an isolated workspace to handle a specific task in parallel, inheriting the approved plan and file ownership boundaries. Agent output is reviewed before merging.
/spawnDecomposes and executes complex multi-domain operations by breaking them into coordinated subtask hierarchies with parallel, sequential, or adaptive strategies.
/spawnStarts an agent in an existing Git worktree to work on a specified task in isolation. Checks worktree existence, resolves its path, and launches a sub-agent with a tailored prompt.