ship-wt

ship-wt — spawn a self-shipping worktree agent

wt plus ship-it. The spawned agent owns the task end-to-end: implement, then invoke ship-it once implementation is complete and make all passes. Plain wt is untouched — this is the explicit, opt-in shipping variant.

The work happens over there. Don't draft designs or touch code here.

Recipe

1. Pick a short kebab-case feature name from the whole task.

2. Build the task text. Start from the user's full task, ensure it carries a Mode: do. tag, prepend "Before exploring, run the recall skill for this repo.", and append the ship-it instruction verbatim:

   "When implementation is complete and make all passes, invoke the ship-it skill to finish: it loops review-and-fix until clean, ff-merges to main, cuts and publishes a release, and removes the worktree. Do not ask permission. Never skip the review-and-fix loop, even if the task is urgent."

3. Spawn via wt's script (reused — ship-wt adds no spawn logic of its own):

   bash "$(dirname "$SKILL_DIR")/wt/scripts/spawn.sh" <feature-name> "<task text including mode tag and the ship-it instruction>"
   

4. Tell the user the worktree path, branch, and window name (the script prints them). Then stop.