isolation-worktree-makes-subagent-changes-vanish
Passing isolation: “worktree” to an Agent dispatch writes to a temporary git worktree; changes return only as a diff, not applied to the live tree. The orchestrator must then re-apply manually. Never use isolation: worktree for production subagent execution — reserve it strictly for throwaway experimentation.
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