create-clone

To create an isolated git clone, provide a feature description to automatically derive a kebab-case branch name, clone the main repository into a dedicated clones directory, and set up a new feature branch for focused development without disrupting the main codebase.

An isolated clone preserves the main branch by keeping feature work in a separate directory, ensuring clean parallel development without risking the primary codebase state. This prevents accidental cross-branch interference when switching contexts.

You can name a feature branch automatically by parsing a user-provided feature description and deriving a kebab-case branch name from it. This standardized naming convention keeps branches organized and predictable.

To publish a new feature branch, the workflow creates and checks out the branch locally, then pushes it to the remote repository. This synchronizes the isolated clone with the remote and prepares it for collaborative feature work.

Yes, you can run parallel git workflows by creating an isolated clone in a dedicated directory. This enables independent feature development across multiple clones without disrupting the main repository or requiring local branch switching.

Yes, you need existing git credentials and access to the remote repository URL to clone the main repository and publish the new feature branch remotely. The workflow requires proper authentication to push changes back.