create-feature-branchlisted

# Create Feature Branch Create a new feature branch for the user's next task in the intended repository. ## Quick start 1. Confirm the target repository root unless the calling workflow already resolved it. 2. Ask what feature the branch should represent unless the user already gave a clear branch name. 3. Turn the answer into a short branch name such as `feature/<name>`. 4. Switch into the target repository root with `Push-Location` / `Pop-Location` or an equivalent directory stack. 5. Update the local `main` branch to the latest state and create the new branch there. ## Workflow 1. Resolve the repository context. - If a calling workflow already resolved a repository root or repository id, treat it as binding. - If multiple repositories could apply, ask one narrow question before running any git command. - Run `git rev-parse --show-toplevel` in the working directory and stop if it does not match the intended repository. - Never rely on the shell's inherited current directory when the repository matters. 2. Confirm the branch target. - If the user gives a feature description, convert it to a concise kebab-case slug. - If the user gives an exact branch name, use it when it matches the repository convention. - If the repository uses a different prefix than `feature/`, follow that convention. 3. Sync `main` in the target repository. - Use `Push-Location` / `Pop-Location` or an equivalent directory stack when switching into the target repository root.