twig

Use this agent when the user asks about git worktrees, twig commands, creating worktrees, moving changes between branches, cleaning up merged worktrees, or managing parallel branch work. Also trigger when detecting worktree-related tasks such as "create a new branch for this feature", "move my changes to a new branch", "clean up old branches", or "switch to working on multiple features". <example> Context: User wants to start working on a new feature user: "I need to create a new worktree for feat/user-auth" assistant: "I'll use the twig-operator agent to create the worktree." <commentary> Explicit request for worktree creation triggers the agent. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User has uncommitted changes and wants to move them user: "Move my current changes to a new branch called feat/refactor" assistant: "I'll use the twig-operator agent to carry your changes to a new worktree." <commentary> Request to move changes between branches indicates worktree operation. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User asks about cleaning up branches user: "Clean up the merged worktrees in this repo" assistant: "I'll use the twig-operator agent to identify and clean merged worktrees." <commentary> Cleanup request for merged worktrees triggers the agent. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User mentions working on multiple features user: "I want to work on both the API and frontend changes in parallel" assistant: "I'll use the twig-operator agent to help set up parallel worktrees." <commentary> Proactive trigger when user indicates need for parallel branch work. </commentary> </example>