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Ticket implementation in a git worktree is automated end-to-end by orchestrating worktree setup, validating design context, running 100% unit tests, and pushing changes to the ticket branch. It enforces workspace-scoped rules and prevents modifications to main or master.

Ticket-driven workflow automation handles the complete lifecycle of a feature spanning frontend and backend. It performs dependency checks, validates RTM mappings, writes unit tests, and commits code to isolated worktrees before pushing to the ticket branch.

Setting up a git worktree for a feature ticket involves creating an isolated branch, validating design context and dependencies, and enforcing workspace-scoped rules. The automation handles this setup phase before any coding begins.

Automated ticket implementation supports fullstack scopes by enforcing design-context checks for both frontend and backend. It validates RTM mappings and dependencies before coding to ensure the feature meets requirements across the stack.

The automated worktree workflow prevents modifications to main or master by enforcing workspace-scoped rules. All changes are committed and pushed exclusively to the isolated ticket branch after passing 100% unit test coverage.

Dependency checks and RTM validation are needed before coding to ensure design-context accuracy and traceability. The automation validates these prerequisites within the worktree to prevent scope errors and maintain ticket documentation throughout the lifecycle.