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A worktree created with the documented `cp -al` recipe has no `.husky/_`: the directory is gitignored, so it never exists in a fresh worktree, and `core.hooksPath=.husky/_` then resolves to a path that is not there. git finds no hook, commits, and prints nothing — the identity, lint and docs gates simply do not run. That is how the 59 commits carrying a stale identity override slipped past scripts/check/check-git-identity.sh between 2026-08-29 and 09-02: every one of them was made in a codex-* worktree built that way. Two changes: - AGENTS.md documents the missing step in the worktree recipe and states the failure mode plainly, since a silent gate is indistinguishable from a passing one. - scripts/dev/new-worktree.sh performs the whole protocol (canonical .claude/worktrees/ path, base resolved from the active release when not given, hard-linked node_modules, `.husky/_`) and then VERIFIES the hook is executable, exiting non-zero when it is not. The script copies `.husky/_` before node_modules on purpose: node_modules is a ~10 GB hard-link pass that can fail partway (this repo has already hit the ext4 link ceiling), and a failure there must not leave a worktree with no hooks — the exact defect being fixed. A partial node_modules copy is reported with its log and left recoverable by `npm install`, rather than aborting the worktree. It also resolves the main checkout through `--git-common-dir` rather than `--show-toplevel`, so running it from inside a worktree does not nest the new one inside the current one.