Use this agent when you have modified or added commands in src/commands/ and need to update related documentation. This includes updating command documentation, README files, API references, or any other documentation that references the modified commands. Examples:\n\n \nContext: The user has just added a new command…
Use this agent when you need a thorough, critical code review of recently written code. This agent will analyze code for bugs, performance issues, security vulnerabilities, maintainability concerns, and adherence to best practices. The agent assumes review of recently written code unless explicitly instructed to…
Command to create orchestra members (Git worktrees) from existing branches. Allows you to attach to local or remote branches to create independent development environments.
Command to generate shell completion scripts for maestro. Provides intelligent tab completion for commands, options, and context-aware suggestions across bash, zsh, and fish shells.
Command to manage maestro configuration settings. Handles both global user settings and project-specific configurations to customize maestro behavior for different development environments.
Command to create orchestra members (Git worktrees). Creates a new branch and worktree simultaneously, building an independent development environment.
Command for orchestra members (Git worktrees) to exit the stage. Provides complete cleanup by removing both the worktree directory and associated local branch.
Command to create orchestra members (Git worktrees) directly from GitHub Issues or Pull Requests. Integrates with GitHub CLI to seamlessly integrate development workflows.
Command to visualize worktree dependencies and branch relationships in various formats. Provides insights into branch hierarchy, commit relationships, and worktree health through interactive graphs and diagrams.
Command to check the health of orchestra members (Git worktrees), detect and fix issues. Provides comprehensive diagnosis including detection of old orchestra members, uncommitted changes, and synchronization status with remote branches.
The init command helps you bootstrap your project with proper Maestro configuration. It automatically detects your project type and suggests optimal settings for seamless worktree management.
Command to display a list of created orchestra members (Git worktrees). You can check the status, metadata, and GitHub integration status of each orchestra member.
Push current branch to remote repository and optionally create Pull Request. This command provides a streamlined workflow for completing development work and creating PRs.
Command to save and restore the current state of orchestra members (Git worktrees) as snapshots. You can create backups before experimental changes or at important work milestones.
Command to synchronize code and configuration files between orchestra members (Git worktrees). You can reflect changes from the main branch to other orchestra members or share environment configuration files.
Command to integrate maestro with tmux for enhanced terminal session management. Provides seamless worktree navigation and session management within tmux environments.
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