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docs(agents): record the review rule and correct the worktree install rule - #601
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… rule Aligns worktree guidance with the other Taskless repos: - The always-request `@claude /review` rule for taskless/cli now lives in AGENTS.md, where every harness and teammate reads it. - The worktree base check confirms the clone is not shallow before trusting rev-list. - An uninstalled worktree does not fail at commit: .husky/_ is generated, not tracked, so git runs no hooks at all and lint-staged and the primary-checkout guard are skipped silently.
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Brings taskless/cli's worktree guidance in line with taskless/taskless and the marketing site, keeping the one intended difference.
Requesting the Claude reviewsection. On taskless/cli an agent always posts a standalone@claude /review: when opening a PR, and on a later push that adds significant new code. Never for review fixes, renames, doc tweaks or rebases, never twice for the same code. The other repos review automatically when a PR opens. This rule previously lived only in a user-level hook and a private memory.git rev-parse --is-shallow-repositoryisfalsebefore trustingrev-list --count HEAD..origin/main.git commitfails inlint-staged. In fact.husky/_is generated by the install and not tracked, andcore.hooksPathpoints there, so an uninstalled worktree runs no hooks at all:lint-stagedand the primary-checkout guard from chore: refuse commits in the primary checkout #599 are both skipped silently.The
cd … && pwd -Pport for git before 2.31 is #600, separate so it can land on its own.No changeset: repo docs, nothing ships.