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Shows available Hydra commands by parsing plugin.yaml and explains Git worktree concept for parallel agent workflows.
npx claudepluginhub marcel-bich/marcel-bich-claude-marketplace --plugin hydraHow this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/hydra:helpThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# Hydra Plugin Help You are executing the `/hydra:help` command. Show the user available commands and explain the Git worktree concept. ## What are Git Worktrees? Git worktrees allow having multiple branches checked out simultaneously in different directories. Each worktree has: - Its own working directory - Its own index (staging area) - Its own HEAD This means: Parallel work on different features without `git stash` or branch switching. ## Why for Claude Agents? When multiple agents need to work in parallel, each needs its own directory. Otherwise: - Git conflicts during simultane...
/sc-worktreesManages Git worktrees for parallel development sessions: lists, creates, removes, or prunes via optional command argument (list, create, remove, prune).
/parallelProvides guide to set up parallel Claude Code sessions using git worktrees, covering native claude -w support, manual setup, subagent isolation, usage patterns, and cleanup.
/helpDisplays a quick reference of all available Hydra commands, agents, and usage notes without searching files or running any subprocesses.
/helpDisplays help for worktree-task plugin: commands for launching, checking status, resuming, merging, rebasing, and cleaning up git worktree-based background coding tasks.
/worktreeManages git worktrees for parallel agent isolation: spin up isolated worktrees on new branches, merge them back, or clean up. Supports spin, merge, clean modes.
/session-initInitializes Claude session as Main Agent orchestrator with delegation-first workflow rules for task analysis, subagent coordination, parallelization, and reviews.
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You are executing the /hydra:help command. Show the user available commands and explain the Git worktree concept.
Git worktrees allow having multiple branches checked out simultaneously in different directories. Each worktree has:
This means: Parallel work on different features without git stash or branch switching.
When multiple agents need to work in parallel, each needs its own directory. Otherwise:
With worktrees, each agent gets its own isolated working directory.
Show currently available commands:
grep -A2 "^ [a-z]" "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-$(dirname $(dirname $0))}/plugin.yaml" 2>/dev/null || echo "Could not read plugin.yaml"
1. /hydra:create feature-x # Create worktree
2. /hydra:spawn feature-x "..." # Agent works there
3. /hydra:watch # Live monitor agents
4. /hydra:status # Check git status
5. /hydra:merge feature-x # Integrate changes
6. /hydra:cleanup # Clean up
1. /hydra:parallel feature-a:Task A | feature-b:Task B | feature-c:Task C
2. /hydra:watch # Monitor all agents live
3. /hydra:merge feature-a # Merge when done
4. /hydra:cleanup # Remove merged worktrees
git worktree --help