Official Claude-Mem demonstration: a coding session beside a browser showing persistent observations.
Project screenshotsAbout this Skill
Compare active worktrees, branches, and PRs in a shared read-only discussion, then produce one consolidation plan.
Why we picked it
A reusable workflow from the Claude-Mem project. It is listed separately to explain this task; shared runtime and helper dependencies remain part of the upstream installation. The inherited gallery demonstrates the memory system, not this task’s specific output.
What it helps with
- Decide how parallel branches should be combined before performing merges.
How the workflow runs
Step 1
Discover candidate worktrees and PRs, choose a roster, and set the discussion goal.
Step 2
Run short rounds in the locked shared room to compare overlap and resolve disagreements.
Step 3
Summarize the target worktree, merge order, and remaining human decisions.
Expected result
A readable consolidation plan; the discussion itself does not commit or merge code.
Try a concrete request
Example request
After installing the required integration, ask your agent:
Compare my active worktrees and agree on a consolidation plan without merging anything.
Before you use it
- Node.js, Git worktrees or branches, the bundled standup.mjs and agent-brief.md, and subagent support. PR discovery also needs gh.
- Use the original upstream files and follow the documented host integration. Model or third-party service usage can carry separate costs.
Supported agents
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
