From go-workflow
Starts GitHub issue in new tmux window: validates prereqs, fetches code, creates/reuses worktree, launches Claude Code, sends start command.
npx claudepluginhub gopherguides/gopher-ai --plugin go-workflowThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Start working on a GitHub issue in a new tmux window with Claude Code running autonomously.
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Start working on a GitHub issue in a new tmux window with Claude Code running autonomously.
$tmux-start <issue-number>
$TMUX is set)gh) installed and authenticatedConfirm inside a git repo, running inside tmux, gh CLI available and authenticated, and the issue number is valid.
Fetch the latest primary branch from origin (does not mutate the main checkout).
Check if a worktree already exists for this issue number. If so, reuse it. Otherwise, create a new worktree following the standard naming convention: {repo}-issue-{number}-{slug}.
Window name: issue-{number}-{slug} (slug is first ~40 chars of slugified issue title).
If a tmux window already exists for this issue, switch to it instead of creating a duplicate.
Send cd <worktree-path> && claude --dangerously-skip-permissions to the new tmux window.
Wait for Claude Code to boot (~8 seconds), then send /go-workflow:start-issue <issue-number>.
Display the worktree path, window name, and instructions for switching to the window (Ctrl+B w for window picker).