ce-worktree

Git worktree creates isolated working directories for parallel feature development, ensuring ongoing work does not interfere with your main checkout. Unlike stashing, it allows you to actively work on multiple feature branches simultaneously without losing context.

To create a git worktree for a feature branch, run the command `bash scripts/worktree-manager.sh create feat/login`. This sets up an isolated worktree environment allowing you to develop features concurrently without affecting your primary checkout.

Yes, the git worktree manager copies environment files and configures trust for mise and direnv. This ensures scripts and hooks do not block on interactive prompts when switching between isolated worktrees during parallel development.

Yes, you can use isolated git worktrees for PR review without disturbing your main checkout. The Skill creates separate worktrees specifically so reviewing pull requests does not interfere with your current ongoing feature development work.

The best way to manage concurrent feature work and PR reviews is using isolated git worktrees. This approach creates separate directories for each task, preventing checkout conflicts and integrating with development and review tools for a seamless workflow.

Yes, you need git installed to use this worktree manager, as it requires git for worktree operations and environment setup. Git provides the underlying functionality to create and maintain the isolated worktrees for parallel development.