continue-featurelisted

Continues work on an existing feature worktree with proper context analysis. ## Input from user "$ARGUMENTS" Parse this as natural language. Extract: 1. **Feature identifier** — branch name, feature description, or PR reference that identifies which feature to continue 2. **PR** (optional) — a PR URL or number if mentioned 3. **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: ```bash 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: ```bash 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-feat