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task-bootstrap

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Use when the user explicitly calls "/task-bootstrap", says "開新任務", or asks to "bootstrap a task". First hands off to a repo-local *task-bootstrap if the repo has one; otherwise runs session-start, then creates a branch and a git worktree for the new task (main, baseline or task mode), copies .env and a few local files, and shows the plan before changing anything. Runs only when the user calls it explicitly.

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