- Check GitHub issues:
gh issue list -l 'conductor:task' - Verify no file conflicts blocking tasks
- Create new tasks:
gh issue create --label 'conductor:task'
- Run
python .conductor/scripts/dependency-check.py - Ensure GitHub CLI is authenticated:
gh auth status - Check git repository is clean:
git status - Note: No GitHub token setup required—workflows use built-in authentication
- System prevents these automatically
- If occurs, check worktree isolation
- Run cleanup:
python .conductor/scripts/cleanup-stale.py
# Check dependencies
python .conductor/scripts/dependency-check.py
# View system state
gh issue list -l 'conductor:task' --json state,assignees,title
# Force cleanup
python .conductor/scripts/cleanup-stale.py --timeout 0
# Validate configuration
python .conductor/scripts/validate-config.pyDisk Usage: Each agent creates a Git worktree (~50-200MB depending on project size)
- Cleanup: Run
gtcleanweekly to remove abandoned worktrees - Monitor: Use
gtwto list active worktrees - Automatic: Stale worktrees (>7 days inactive) are auto-archived via GitHub Actions
Pro tip: Large projects should set worktree_retention_days: 3 in config.yaml