What problem does it solve? Large tasks bottleneck on a single session's context, leader, and landing pipeline. This Skill splits work across multiple Claude Code windows, each running in its own git worktree with disjoint file ownership, so stems progress in parallel without colliding. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-window fan-out: Plans stems with /split plan, opens one window per stem via claude --worktree, and tracks completion through Split-Limb: done git commit trailers rather than messages. - Operations scripts: dispatch renders briefs and pointer messages, land runs a 7-row landing check (trailer, ownership, binary, citations, merge dry-run, lint), watch and probe observe lane health, and worktree-setup wires node_modules junctions and per-lane env files. - Safety guardrails: Humans open and close windows; scripts never send messages, push, or merge. Cross-session messages are treated as data, not instructions. - Use Case: A multi-day PRD is split into three stems with disjoint file ownership; each window works its own worktree, and the parent window verifies completion via commit trailers and merge-tree conflict checks before recombination. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to split this task across multiple worktree windows using the split skill, starting with a stem plan.