fix(bash): honor explicit working directories
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@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Reuse rather than wrap:
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- `artifact-presenter`: plan and long-artifact review.
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- Git worktrees and normal project commands: isolation, commits, verification, rebase, and integration.
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Known harness defects are workflow constraints, not footnotes. Until fixed, launch subagents directly rather than through `multi_tool_use.parallel`; never park the parent solely on an expected callback; and verify that each result was delivered. For shell work inside hidden worktrees, use explicit `cd <worktree> && ...` or `git -C <worktree> ...`, then verify `pwd` or Git's top-level path before mutation because the Bash tool has previously ignored its configured working directory.
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Known harness defects are workflow constraints, not footnotes. Until fixed, launch subagents directly rather than through `multi_tool_use.parallel`; never park the parent solely on an expected callback; and verify that each result was delivered. `@jbcode/pi-bash-cwd` adds validated per-call Bash working directories on Pi 0.84.x. Shell mutations inside hidden worktrees still use explicit `cd <worktree> && ...` or `git -C <worktree> ...`, followed by `pwd` or Git top-level verification, as defense-in-depth.
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Before starting the full path, preflight required capabilities. Git worktree operations, a writable retained record, an explicit human interaction channel, target-interface validation when applicable, and a Git-capable independent reviewer are mandatory. Todo-herdr and artifact-presenter may degrade to the retained record and a reported artifact path, but their absence cannot bypass a gate. In print or JSON mode, or whenever a mandatory gate or validator cannot run, emit the pending decision or validation instructions and stop before product mutation.
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@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ When uncertain, use the full path. Record why the light path is safe when a chan
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1. Read repository instructions, relevant docs, ADRs, tests, and current Git state.
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2. Record the source branch and exact base commit.
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3. Create `./.worktrees/<feature>` on a descriptive feature branch before feature edits.
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4. Prove every subsequent shell command's location with explicit `cd` or `git -C`; do not rely on the Bash tool's configured `cwd` until its tracked defect is fixed.
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4. Prove every subsequent shell command's location with explicit `cd` or `git -C`; treat the Bash cwd override as protection against fallback execution, not a replacement for the location proof.
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5. If the source checkout is dirty, explain exactly which changes the new worktree omits and ask before proceeding.
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6. Atomically create the unique workflow record in the worktree and create a task tree in the session.
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7. Run applicable documentation checks, then commit the initial record as a pre-mutation recovery checkpoint.
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