ce-worktree

Run the worktree-manager script with the create command and your target branch name. This isolates the new branch in a separate git worktree for parallel feature development without disturbing your main checkout.

A git worktree is a separate working directory linked to your main repository. You need one for feature management when isolating parallel development or PR review work without interfering with your mainline history.

Yes, the worktree setup automatically copies environment files like .env and .env.local from the main repository to the new worktree directory, ensuring your parallel feature development environment matches your main checkout.

Yes, you can use direnv or mise configurations with a new git worktree. The setup automatically trusts these environment configurations using branch-aware safety rules to execute them securely.

The best way to manage multiple git worktrees for parallel branches is using standard git commands to list, switch to, and remove worktrees, keeping your mainline history clean while maintaining isolated feature environments.

You should use a git worktree instead of stashing changes because it creates a fully isolated working directory for parallel feature development, avoiding interference with the main repository and maintaining a clean mainline history.