── User ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Follow these steps exactly, using your shell/terminal tool with ONE command per tool call. Do not combine steps, do not add extra commands, do not pass a working directory parameter unless a step says so.

Step 1: run `cd /tmp/bb1529/wt && pwd`
Step 2: run `git -C /tmp/bb1529/base worktree remove /tmp/bb1529/wt --force`
Step 3: run `echo hi; git status`
Step 4: run `echo alive`
Step 5: run `pwd`, this time passing an explicit working directory parameter of /tmp/bb1529/base if your tool has one (skip if it does not).
Step 6: run `echo after-override` with no working directory parameter.

Then reply with a report that quotes VERBATIM the raw tool result text you received for steps 3, 4, 5 and 6 (including any exit code / status line, or say "no exit status shown" if none). Reply only with that report.

── Provisioned thread ──────────────────────────────────────
  Preparing workspace
  Using workspace: /tmp/bb1529/base
  Using branch: main (7d07c37)

── Worked for (39s) ────────────────────────────────────────
  ── Assistant
  I'll follow your six steps in order, one shell command per call, starting with step 1.

  ── Ran 6 commands
    ── Ran cd /tmp/bb1529/wt && pwd (1s)
      $ cd /tmp/bb1529/wt && pwd
      {"exitCode":0,"stdout":"/tmp/bb1529/wt\n","stderr":""}
    ── Ran git -C /tmp/bb1529/base worktree remove /tmp/bb1529/wt --force
      $ git -C /tmp/bb1529/base worktree remove /tmp/bb1529/wt --force
      {"exitCode":0,"stdout":"","stderr":""}
    ── Ran echo hi; git status
      $ echo hi; git status
      exit code 0
    ── Ran echo alive
      $ echo alive
      exit code 0
    ── Ran pwd (8s)
      $ pwd
      {"exitCode":0,"stdout":"/tmp/bb1529/base\n","stderr":""}
    ── Ran echo after-override
      $ echo after-override
      {"exitCode":0,"stdout":"after-override\n","stderr":""}

── Assistant ───────────────────────────────────────────────
## Step 3

```
The shell command returned no exit status, so its result is unknown — do not assume it ran or succeeded. If this repeats, the execution environment may need to be restarted.
```

no exit status shown

## Step 4

```
The shell command returned no exit status, so its result is unknown — do not assume it ran or succeeded. If this repeats, the execution environment may need to be restarted.
```

no exit status shown

## Step 5

```
Exit code: 0

Command output:

```
/tmp/bb1529/base

```

Command completed in 173 ms.

Shell state (cwd, env vars) persists for subsequent calls. Current directory: /tmp/bb1529/base
```

## Step 6

```
Exit code: 0

Command output:

```
after-override

```

Command completed in 149 ms.

Shell state (cwd, env vars) persists for subsequent calls.
```