worktree-per-agentlisted

# One worktree per agent The shared checkout belongs to the human. An agent that edits it directly races every other agent and every uncommitted human change. So: branch a worktree off the default branch, work there, land the result through the repo's normal path, remove the worktree. ## Create ```bash REPO=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel) NAME=<task-slug> DEST=$(citizen worktree create "$NAME" "$REPO") cd "$DEST" ``` The dedicated root keeps temporary task checkouts separate from permanent clones. It defaults to `~/worktrees/<repo>/<task>`; `HARNESS_WORKTREE_ROOT` may replace `~/worktrees`. The helper fetches `origin` and branches from `origin/main`, so it starts from what is actually merged. If the repo's instructions name a different base, pass `--base`; if they name a different location, follow them. Never create a task worktree as a sibling under the directory holding permanent repositories. ## Work - Install dependencies in the worktree if the repo needs them per checkout; do not assume the shared checkout's `node_modules` or virtualenv is reachable. - Run the repo's quality gate in the worktree before pushing, per `verification.md`. - Never `cd` back into the shared checkout to run something "quickly". ## Land Push the branch and open a PR, or push to `main` if the repo's instructions allow it. Then: ```bash citizen worktree remove "$NAME" "$REPO" --merged ``` `--merged` deletes the local branch as well, and only once `gh` reports a merged pull request whos