ck:worktree

To create isolated git worktrees for parallel feature development, you request the skill to spin up a worktree for your target feature. It validates branch names, checks for collisions, and sets up the isolated environment automatically.

Git worktree management works with monorepo projects by detecting the monorepo structure and asking for the specific project. It places worktrees in the correct shared location to maintain monorepo branch isolation.

To safely remove a git worktree, you use the skill's removal workflow which handles dirty repositories and validates the worktree root. This ensures branch management cleanup does not disrupt your main repository.

You can perform a dry run to plan git worktree creation before execution. This allows you to verify branch naming, project selection, and environment file copying without modifying the actual repository.

When a branch name collision occurs during git worktree creation, the skill performs a branch collision check and validates the worktree root to prevent overwriting. It applies guardrails to ensure safe parallel development.