aidlc-using-git-worktrees

Isolate development in a clean git worktree to protect your main branch. This approach creates a separate working directory linked to a new branch, ensuring construction and code generation do not interfere with your main codebase.

The best way to set up a git worktree is automating the initialization and branch naming. This process handles repository setup, creates a branch based on your intent, and installs dependencies for Node.js, Python, Go, and Rust.

Yes, this git worktree setup supports dependency installation for Node.js, Python, Go, and Rust. It automatically handles the environment setup within the newly created isolated worktree before development begins.

You should use a git worktree before AI code generation to safeguard your main branch. It isolates construction work, automates branch naming, and runs baseline tests to catch early issues without risking your primary codebase.

Yes, you can run baseline tests automatically inside a new git worktree. After creating the isolated environment and installing dependencies, the workflow executes initial tests to catch issues early in the development phase.