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Prime Isolation: Worktree Isolation and Git Ops Orientation

Git community intermediate

Description

Prime Isolation: Worktree Isolation and Git Ops Orientation skill

Installation

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Repository README

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description: Prime agent with Archon isolation system and git operations context

Prime Isolation: Worktree Isolation and Git Ops Orientation

Objective

Orient on the isolation system (`packages/isolation/`) and low-level git operations (`packages/git/`) before working on worktree lifecycle, branch management, or error handling.

Process

1. Understand the Package Structures

!`ls packages/isolation/src/` !`ls packages/git/src/`

2. Understand Branded Git Types

Read `packages/git/src/types.ts` in full — branded types (`RepoPath`, `BranchName`, `WorktreePath`) that prevent mix-ups between plain strings and typed git paths.

3. Understand Low-Level Git Operations

Read `packages/git/src/worktree.ts` first 60 lines — `createWorktree`, `removeWorktree`, `listWorktrees`, `worktreeExists`, `toWorktreePath` (hashing strategy for unique paths).

Read `packages/git/src/exec.ts` — `execFileAsync` and `mkdirAsync` wrappers. Note: always use `execFileAsync` (not `exec`) for git commands to avoid shell injection.

Read `packages/git/src/branch.ts` first 40 lines — `checkout`, `getDefaultBranch`, `isBranchMerged`, `findWorktreeByBranch`.

4. Understand the Isolation Resolver

Read `packages/isolation/src/resolver.ts` first 130 lines — `IsolationResolver` class with the 7-step resolution order:

  1. Existing environment reference (from conversation)
  2. No codebase → skip isolation
  3. Workflow reuse (same codebase + workflow identity)
  4. Linked issue sharing (cross-conversation)
  5. PR branch adoption (skill symbiosis)
  6. Limit check with auto-cleanup (default: 25 worktrees per codebase)
  7. Create new worktree

5. Understand Error Classification

Read `packages/isolation/src/errors.ts` in full — `classifyIsolationError()` maps raw git errors (permission denied, no space left, timeout, not a git repo) to user-friendly messages. `IsolationBlockedError` for limit-exceeded cases. `isKnownIsolationError` for detection.

6. Understand the Worktree Provider

Read `packages/isolation/src/providers/worktree.ts` first 60 lines — `WorktreeProvider` implements `IIsolationProvider`: `createEnvironment`, `removeEnvironment`, `environmentExists`.

7. Understand the Factory

Read `packages/isolation/src/factory.ts` — `getIsolationProvider()` and `configureIsolation()` entry points used by the command handler and orchestrator.

8. Understand the Store Interface

Read `packages/isolation/src/store.ts` — `IIsolationStore` interface (database abstraction for isolation_environments table).

9. Check Recent Isolation/Git Activity

!`git log -8 --oneline -- packages/isolation/ packages/git/`

Output

Summarize (under 250 words):

Resolution Order

  • The 7 steps in IsolationResolver.resolve() and what each returns
  • IsolationResolution discriminated union statuses: resolved, none, stale_cleaned

Worktree Lifecycle

  • Creation: toWorktreePath (hash-based unique path) → createWorktree → DB record
  • Reuse: matched b