Create an isolated workspace (worktree) for implementing a specific work
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---
name: spec-kitty-implement
description: Create an isolated workspace (worktree) for implementing a specific work
---
## ⚠️ CRITICAL: Working Directory Requirement
**After running `spec-kitty implement WP##`, you MUST:**
1. **Run the cd command shown in the output** - e.g., `cd .worktrees/###-feature-WP##/`
2. **ALL file operations happen in this directory** - Read, Write, Edit tools must target files in the workspace
3. **NEVER write deliverable files to the main repository** - This is a critical workflow error
**Why this matters:**
- Each WP has an isolated worktree with its own branch
- Changes in main repository will NOT be seen by reviewers looking at the WP worktree
- Writing to main instead of the workspace causes review failures and merge conflicts
---
**IMPORTANT**: After running the command below, you'll see a LONG work package prompt (~1000+ lines).
**You MUST scroll to the BOTTOM** to see the completion command!
Run this command to get the work package prompt and implementation instructions:
```bash
spec-kitty agent workflow implement $ARGUMENTS --agent <your-name>
```
<details><summary>PowerShell equivalent</summary>
```powershell
spec-kitty agent workflow implement $ARGUMENTS --agent <your-name>
```
</details>
**CRITICAL**: You MUST provide `--agent <your-name>` to track who is implementing!
If no WP ID is provided, it will automatically find the first work package with `lane: "planned"` and move it to "doing" for you.
---
## Commit Workflow
**BEFORE moving to for_review**, you MUST commit your implementation:
```bash
cd .worktrees/###-feature-WP##/
# Stage only expected deliverables for this WP (never use `git add -A`)
git add <deliverable-path-1> <deliverable-path-2> ...
git commit -m "feat(WP##): <describe your implementation>"
```
<details><summary>PowerShell equivalent</summary>
```powershell
Set-Location .worktrees\###-feature-WP##\
# Stage only expected deliverables for this WP (never use `git add -A`)
git add <deliverable-path-1> <deliverable-path-2> ...
git commit -m "feat(WP##): <describe your implementation>"
```
</details>
**Then move to review:**
```bash
spec-kitty agent tasks move-task WP## --to for_review --note "Ready for review: <summary>"
```
**Why this matters:**
- `move-task` validates that your worktree has commits beyond main
- Uncommitted changes will block the move to for_review
- This prevents lost work and ensures reviewers see complete implementations
---
**The Python script handles all file updates automatically - no manual editing required!**
**NOTE**: If `/spec-kitty.status` shows your WP in "doing" after you moved it to "for_review", don't panic - a reviewer may have moved it back (changes requested), or there's a sync delay. Focus on your WP.
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