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Critical fixes: - Add --worktree/-w to hermes_cli/main.py argparse (both chat subcommand and top-level parser) so 'hermes -w' works via the actual CLI entry point, not just 'python cli.py -w' - Pass worktree flag through cmd_chat() kwargs to cli_main() - Handle worktree attr in bare 'hermes' and --resume/--continue paths Bug fixes in cli.py: - Skip worktree creation for --list-tools/--list-toolsets (wasteful) - Wrap git worktree subprocess.run in try/except (crash on timeout) - Add stale worktree pruning on startup (_prune_stale_worktrees): removes clean worktrees older than 24h left by crashed/killed sessions Documentation updates: - AGENTS.md: add --worktree to CLI commands table - cli-config.yaml.example: add worktree config section - website/docs/reference/cli-commands.md: add to core commands - website/docs/user-guide/cli.md: add usage examples - website/docs/user-guide/configuration.md: add config docs Test improvements (17 → 31 tests): - Stale worktree pruning (prune old clean, keep recent, keep dirty) - Directory symlink via .worktreeinclude - Edge cases (no commits, not a repo, pre-existing .worktrees/) - CLI flag/config OR logic - TERMINAL_CWD integration - System prompt injection format
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