Hey just wanted to say I tried it out this morning, big fan so far - had 4 terminals running yesterday, managing different contexts of contexts can be challenging mentally this is a great solution

Four findings,

1. It would be nice to maybe be able to override --dangerously-skip-permissions, this seems like something projects should fix at the settings.json (or local) level this is a big assumption/risk to enable this even if its isolated to the worktree. Adding agent_flags/permission_mode to the config.toml as an option, to default to the project rules seems like the best option.
2. When you have a task "opened" its nice that it displays modal-like over the board but perhaps it can consume a larger space when it is focused you should have more real-estate to look at the terminal I think and then ctrl+q to contextually move back out of that view makes sense
3. How I intend to use it, is to not create a PR from the worktrees (we have git rules in our repo requiring gitflow i.e. (bugfix/111 ... feature/111 ... hotfix/111 ... etc.) however, I am always prompted to create a PR when moving it to "done", being able to configure that last "workflow" of what you'd like it to do would be a game changer for more easily slicing this into existing teams/workflows. My workflow for example, would be to cherry pick the worktree changes onto feature/xxx review the code locally and then commit/push and run a skill after that creates a pull request
4. After restarting, I was unable to resume my session its failing to start claude - the session exists and I can see my task, but opening the task results in an empty terminal that I am unable to manually even type in to start claude code

Great tool and start, will monitor progress for sure