cm-git-worktrees

Git worktrees provide isolated branch workspaces, allowing you to run parallel tasks across multiple projects or experiment safely without impacting your active workspace. They enforce directory priority and run project setup checks before creation to ensure a clean environment for new features.

To prevent accidental commits in git worktrees, the skill performs safety verification to ensure the worktree directory is properly ignored by git. It checks your project setup and enforces ignore rules before creating the isolated workspace, safeguarding your main repository state.

Yes, you can run parallel tasks across multiple projects using git worktrees. The skill auto-detects your current project context and establishes isolated workspaces, allowing you to manage separate feature branches and experiments simultaneously without altering your primary workspace directory.

The best way to manage feature branches without altering your current workspace is using git worktrees with directory priority discovery. The skill automatically finds a .worktrees or worktrees folder, verifies git ignore status, and runs project setup to isolate your development context safely.