cmux-delegatelisted

# cmux-delegate ## Overview A skill that hands an **independent issue** that surfaced mid-task off to a different session. It auto-collects the current conversation's working context (git metadata + reasoning context synthesized from the conversation), opens an independent Claude Code session in a cmux workspace, and that session runs issue→worktree→PR to completion on its own. Reusing an existing session, separate account profiles, and parallel multi-issue distribution are supported. **Core principles:** - The prompt is always delivered via a file. Inline `-p` is strictly forbidden (avoids shell-escaping problems). - When the user names a session/account explicitly, follow it to the letter. No arbitrary reinterpretation. - **The unit of delegation is one independent issue.** If it can stand as an issue, delegate it; if it cannot, it is not a delegation target but a piece to finish in this session. - **Ambiguity is removed before launch, not after.** Nothing comes back to ask with, so the done-condition, the scope, and the procedure go into the prompt as commands, paths, and numbers (Step 2.6). - **Fire-and-forget.** Delegating is the end — the worker reports nothing back to the delegator, and the delegator neither monitors nor judges the worker. The user sees the result directly in that cmux tab. ## When to Use Use this when **a problem separate from what you are doing right now** pops up mid-task. - You found an unrelated bug during implementation and