intuitive-port-worktreelisted

# Intuitive Port Worktree Use this skill to move a change set from a source worktree into the target default repo checkout while preserving the target checkout's current branch. The operation name depends on the method: - **cherry-pick**: replay one or more source commits directly. - **apply a patch**: apply a diff generated from the source. - **manual patch port** or **manual cherry-pick**: map the same intent into a target branch whose files or APIs have diverged. - **port changes** or **transplant changes**: generic phrasing for this workflow. ## Operating Rule Do not switch the target repo to the source branch unless the user explicitly asks. The target repo's current branch is the destination. If source and target paths are explicit, execute autonomously. Ask only when the source payload or target repo is ambiguous enough that the wrong choice would overwrite unrelated work. ## Discovery Collect this before editing: ```bash git -C <source> status --short --branch git -C <target> status --short --branch git -C <source> rev-parse --show-toplevel git -C <target> rev-parse --show-toplevel git -C <target> worktree list --porcelain git -C <source> log --oneline --decorate -10 git -C <target> log --oneline --decorate -10 ``` Confirm whether the source and target share a git object database: ```bash git -C <source> rev-parse --path-format=absolute --git-common-dir git -C <target> rev-parse --path-format=absolute --git-common-dir ``` If they do not share a git commo