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# /bs:dev - Start Development Work **Usage**: `/bs:dev <name|inline-list> [--fix|--refactor|--experiment] [--with-tests] [--tdd] [--wt] [--parallel "task1,task2,task3"] [--list] [--sequential] [--max=N] [--teams] [--next] [--alt]` Generic command for all development work. Auto-detects branch type or use flags. **Quick start with backlog:** ```bash /bs:dev --next # Auto-picks highest-priority item from Linear ``` ## Auto-Detection - `fix-*`, `bugfix-*`, `hotfix-*` → `fix/` - `refactor-*` → `refactor/` - `experiment-*`, `exp-*`, `test-*` → `experiment/` - Everything else → `feature/` ## Flags (Override Auto-Detection) ```bash /bs:dev login-bug --fix # fix/login-bug /bs:dev auth --refactor # refactor/auth /bs:dev ai --experiment # experiment/ai ``` ## Implementation ### Step 0a: Ensure Working Directory is Git Root ```bash GIT_ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null) if [[ -z "$GIT_ROOT" ]]; then echo "❌ Not in a git repository"; exit 1; fi cd "$GIT_ROOT" echo "📂 Working directory: $GIT_ROOT" ``` ### Step 0b: Branch Hygiene - Ensure Clean State **Critical:** Before creating any feature branch, clean up stale branches to prevent working from wrong state. ```bash # Refresh remote lifecycle evidence without checking out, editing, or # fast-forwarding the inspection-only primary checkout. git fetch --prune # Resolve the one shared lifecycle implementation. It may prune missing # registrations here, but it never removes active, dirty,