Continues work on an existing feature worktree with proper context analysis.

Input from user

"$ARGUMENTS"

Parse this as natural language. Extract:

Feature identifier — branch name, feature description, or PR reference that identifies which feature to continue
PR (optional) — a PR URL or number if mentioned
Next action (optional) — anything that sounds like instructions for what to work on next

If no input at all: "Error: Please describe which feature you want to continue."

If next action is not provided, gather context and state, then proceed based on the natural next step in the workflow.

Process

Step 1a: Search for Existing Worktree

List the registered worktrees and their branches, then try to match the feature description:

git worktree list

Feature worktrees appear at <repo-root>/.claude/worktrees/<feature-name> with their branch in brackets. Ignore the main checkout (the repo root itself).

If found → Continue to Step 2 (navigate) If not found → Continue to Step 1b (check remote branches)

Step 1b: Check Remote Branches

Check if a remote feature branch exists that matches the description:

git fetch --prune
git branch -r

Review the list of remote branches and match one to the user's feature description.

If found → Run /create-worktree with the matched branch name, then continue to Step 4 If not found → Exit with error:

Tell user: "Feature branch not found locally or remotely"
Suggest: "Use /new-feature <feature-description> to start a new feature"

Step 2: Navigate to Feature Worktree

Change to the feature worktree directory using /cd-permanent .claude/worktrees/$FEATURE_NAME skill.

Step 3: Check State

Check git branch state:

bash ~/.claude/scripts/git_branch_state.sh

if not synced with main, run the /sync skill

Step 4: Launch CI Watcher

Run /ci-watcher skill to launch the CI watcher in the background for the current branch.

Step 5: Gather Context & Analyze Status

Use explorer subagent to understand the codebase relevant to the feature
Check if plan-$FEATURE_NAME.md exists — if yes, read it
Run git diff origin/main...HEAD to see what's been done so far
Compare progress against the plan (if exists)
Run the /feature-workflow skill to understand the full workflow when building features

Step 6: Execute Next Action

Proceed immediately without asking for approval. Using all gathered context:

What the feature is about (from plan or branch name)
What has been done so far (from git diff)
Git branch state
Where we are in the feature-workflow
The user's requested next action

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