ys-workspacelisted

## What I do I teach you how to use the `yishan` CLI to create and close workspaces. Use me when you need to provision a new workspace for a feature task, or tear one down after the work is complete. ## When to use me - The user asks you to "create a workspace for ..." or "start working on ..." - You need a fresh worktree to implement a feature or fix a bug - You need to close a workspace after completing a task - You are unsure how to translate a task into the correct yishan workspace commands - The user mentions branches, worktrees, or workspace lifecycle ## Prerequisites The `yishan` CLI must be installed and authenticated. Verify with: ```bash yishan whoami ``` If it fails, guide the user to run `yishan login` first. ## Node reference Workspace creation and closing only happens on the **current local node** (the machine where the yishan daemon is running). You cannot create or close workspaces on remote nodes — those operations must be performed from that node's machine directly. To see all nodes registered to the org: ```bash yishan node list ``` Each node has an `id`, `scope` (private/shared), and `endpoint`. The local daemon is always the default node — workspace commands will use it automatically without needing to specify a node ID. ## Setting up the current workspace If the user is new to yishan or hasn't set up their machine yet, guide them through these steps in order: 1. **Install the CLI**: Follow the [install guide](https://github.com/yishan-io/y