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To automate git worktree setup and tmux session creation, you can use the start-work command with your project and issue key. This script automatically creates an isolated worktree, configures Caddy routing, and starts a tmux session for localized development.

Caddy routing configuration works by dynamically mapping development URLs to correct local services. When you start work on an issue, the system automatically configures Caddy to route traffic to the specific ports allocated for that isolated development environment.

The best way to manage port allocation is through issue-number-based assignment. The system automatically allocates and documents ports for main applications, storybooks, and test reports, ensuring no conflicts across multiple isolated development environments.

Yes, you can create isolated development environments for specific issues. By passing the issue key, such as JCN-4, the workflow sets up a dedicated git worktree, pre-defined port allocations, and a tmux session for that specific task.

To clean up git worktrees and tmux sessions when finishing a task, use the stop-work script with the relevant project and issue key. This safely tears down the isolated development environment and its associated service configurations.