create-worktree-skill

Create isolated git worktrees by specifying a branch name to automatically provision a new worktree under trees/<branch-name> with its own environment, ports, dependencies, and configuration. This enables concurrent development without conflicts between branches.

Yes, each worktree runs with isolated ports, databases, and environment files. Specify a port offset when creating the worktree, and services start independently without affecting other branches or the main repository.

Worktree creation extracts the branch name, applies port offset configuration, installs dependencies, starts both server and client services, and returns access URLs and management instructions for that isolated environment.

Automated worktree creation eliminates manual environment configuration, dependency installation, and service startup for each branch. This reduces setup time and eliminates cross-talk conflicts from shared ports or configuration overlap.

No, the Skill handles port assignment through offset parameters and auto-configures isolated environment files per worktree. You specify the branch name and optional port offset; the Skill manages the rest.

Invoke worktree creation for each feature branch to get an isolated environment. Services start automatically with unique ports. Once development completes, the worktree can be managed independently without impacting other branches or the main repository.