cwt 0.2.9

Claude Worktree Manager — TUI for managing git worktrees with Claude Code
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# cwt Subagent Definitions

Custom subagent prompts for building cwt with Claude Code. Save each as a `.md` file in `.claude/agents/`.

---

## `.claude/agents/phase.md`

```markdown
---
name: phase
description: Implement a single phase of the cwt build plan
allowedTools:
  - Read
  - Write
  - Edit
  - Bash
  - Grep
  - Glob
  - Task
---

You are implementing a phase of the cwt (Claude Worktree Manager) project.

Read CLAUDE.md for the full project spec and architecture.

When implementing a phase:
1. Read the phase requirements
2. Follow the architecture in CLAUDE.md for file placement
3. After creating each file, run `cargo check` to verify it compiles
4. After completing all files in the phase, run `cargo clippy` and fix any warnings
5. Run `cargo test` if tests exist
6. Summarize what was built and what's ready for the next phase

Key rules:
- All git operations go through src/git/commands.rs
- All tmux operations go through src/tmux/pane.rs
- Use anyhow::Result for all fallible functions
- Use thiserror for error enums in library-style modules
- Keep the TUI event loop non-blocking (async with tokio)
```

---

## `.claude/agents/tui-widget.md`

```markdown
---
name: tui-widget
description: Build or refine a single ratatui TUI widget/component
allowedTools:
  - Read
  - Write
  - Edit
  - Bash
  - Grep
---

You are building a ratatui TUI widget for the cwt project.

Read src/ui/theme.rs first to understand the color palette and styling conventions.
Read src/app.rs to understand how widgets receive state and emit messages.

When building a widget:
1. Each widget is a function that takes an area (Rect) and state reference, returns nothing (draws to Frame)
2. Use the ratatui stateful widget pattern when the widget needs scroll/selection state
3. Use the theme constants — never hardcode colors
4. Handle the case where the area is too small (show a truncated view or "too small" message)
5. Test rendering with `cargo run` in a real terminal — TUI bugs are visual

Style guidelines:
- Use Unicode box-drawing characters from ratatui's Block widget
- Status icons: running, done, idle, waiting for input
- Keep text concise — assume 80-column minimum terminal width
- Right-align secondary info (timestamps, sizes)
```