create-worktree-skill

Create isolated git worktrees for parallel development by using a slash-command workflow that specifies a branch name and an optional port offset. This automates setup and configures per-worktree resources at trees/<branch-name>.

Git worktrees are used to enable parallel development across multiple branches without conflicts. They allow you to work on feature branches or hotfix iterations simultaneously by providing each branch its own isolated environment.

Manage independent ports and databases for parallel branches by configuring per-worktree environments. The setup process applies an optional port offset to isolate resources, preventing conflicts when running multiple branches at once.

Yes, you can automate the setup of parallel development environments without manual port configuration. The Skill configures isolated ports and per-worktree resources automatically based on the branch name and an optional port offset argument.

The best way to switch between feature branches without stashing changes is creating isolated git worktrees. This approach scales to manage multiple branches simultaneously, providing independent directories and configurations for each task.