ce-worktree

To create an isolated git worktree for parallel feature development, you use the skill to generate a separate working directory linked to your feature branch. This isolates your environment, ensuring your main checkout remains undisturbed during development.

Yes, when setting up a new git worktree, the skill copies environment files and configures development tools like mise and direnv. It applies branch-aware safety rules to ensure your isolated environment is correctly configured.

Using a git worktree for PR review allows you to check out and test the pull request in an isolated environment. This prevents conflicts with your current work and keeps your main branch stable while you evaluate the code.

The best way to manage multiple git worktrees is using git commands integrated with the skill to list, switch between, and remove worktrees. This ensures safe branch management and environment isolation across parallel development tasks.

You do not need to write bash scripting manually, as the skill utilizes Bash scripting internally for worktree operations and git integration. It handles the creation and maintenance of worktrees automatically for your feature development.

You should use a git worktree instead of stashing changes when you need long-term environment isolation for parallel development or PR review. Worktrees prevent context switching overhead and keep your main checkout entirely stable.