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The skill previously required an explicit reply to its "do you want a worktree?" dialogue, which produced obtuse UX when the user invoked the skill by name — agents had to stop and ask "do you want a worktree?" even though the user just asked for the skill whose purpose is worktrees. Loosen Step 2 to recognize the invoking turn as consent: if the user's most recent message named the skill, asked for a worktree, or asked for an isolated workspace, proceed directly to Step 3 without re-prompting. The gate still fires for the transitive case (agent infers isolation from a feature description) — that remains the #991 failure mode. Also trim "or skill invocation" from the anti-inference Red Flag and destale the Integration section now that SDD/executing-plans no longer require a worktree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>