portal

/portal — Git Worktree Isolation

Create an isolated git worktree for feature development.

Check disableGit Mode

Read .workspace/local/prefs.md for disableGit: true. If set, skip all git operations and work in the current directory.

Process (git mode)

1. Get branch name — if $ARGUMENTS is non-empty, use it as the feature name directly. Otherwise ask: "What's this feature called? (I'll use it as the branch/worktree name.)" End your turn. Wait for their answer before creating anything.
2. Create worktree:

   BRANCH="feature/<name>"
   git worktree add ../<repo-name>-<name> -b "$BRANCH"
   

3. Workspace context propagates automatically via worktree-init.sh hook
4. Confirm the new worktree path to the user
5. Say: "Worktree created at ../<path>. Work there for isolation. Run /seal when ready to merge."

Process (disableGit mode)

1. Create a feature directory: mkdir -p .features/<name>
2. Note: no git isolation — be careful about conflicts with other in-progress work
3. Say: "Working in .features// (disableGit mode — no worktree created)."

Cleanup After Merge

After /seal completes and the PR merges:

git worktree remove ../<repo-name>-<name>
git branch -d feature/<name>

Completion Signal

"Portal open. Worktree at <path>, branch <branch>. Start implementation or run /orchestrate."