Synopsis

aigon feature-close <ID> [agent] [--adopt <agents...|all>]

Shortcuts

• /afcl (slash command) · aigon afcl (CLI)

Flags

Description

feature-close is the final step in the feature lifecycle. It merges the implementation into main, moves the spec from 03-in-progress/ to 05-done/, organizes the implementation logs, and removes the feature’s worktree and branch.

The command behaves differently depending on how the feature was developed:

• Drive mode (single agent, branch or worktree): no [agent] argument needed — the command auto-detects the implementation
• Fleet mode (multiple agents): pass the winning agent’s ID to specify which branch to merge

If a GitHub pull request is open for the feature branch, feature-close will block and tell you to merge or close the PR first. See the GitHub Integration guide.

What it does

Drive mode

1. Auto-commits any uncommitted changes on the feature branch
2. Pushes the feature branch to origin
3. Switches to main and merges with --no-ff
4. Moves spec to 05-done/
5. Moves implementation log to logs/selected/
6. Deletes the local feature branch

Fleet mode

1. Pushes the winning agent’s branch to origin
2. Switches to main and merges the winning branch with --no-ff
3. Moves spec to 05-done/
4. Organizes logs: winning agent → logs/selected/, others → logs/
5. With --adopt: prints diffs from each losing agent’s branch so you can cherry-pick improvements

Examples

# Drive mode — single agent, no argument needed
aigon feature-close 42
 
# Fleet mode — specify the winning agent
aigon feature-close 42 cc
 
# Fleet mode — merge winner and show diffs from all losers for adoption
aigon feature-close 42 cc --adopt all
 
# Fleet mode — adopt from specific agents only
aigon feature-close 42 cc --adopt gg cx

Related

• feature-eval — compare implementations before deciding the winner (Fleet mode)
• feature-cleanup — remove remaining Fleet worktrees after close
• feature-reset — abandon work and start over instead of closing
• GitHub Integration guide