create-worktree-skill

Git worktrees create isolated development environments for parallel branches. This Skill automates worktree setup, automatically assigning unique ports and database configurations to each branch so you can develop feature-x and hotfix-y side by side without manual conflict resolution.

Yes. Git worktrees let you check out multiple branches in separate directories within the same repository. This Skill creates and configures each worktree with isolated ports, dependencies, and services so multiple branches run independently without interference.

Create a worktree for each branch you need to test. This Skill provisions each worktree with its own port offset and database settings, installs dependencies, starts services, and returns access URLs—enabling parallel testing without manual environment juggling.

Isolated Git worktrees with per-worktree port configuration prevent conflicts. Specify a port offset when creating a worktree; this Skill automatically applies unique ports and database settings so each branch runs on its own isolated stack.

No. This Skill automates port and database configuration for each worktree based on branch name and optional port offset, eliminating manual setup and reducing environment conflicts across parallel development branches.

Yes. Worktrees are branches of the same repository checked out in separate directories. This Skill creates multiple worktrees from a single repo, configuring each with isolated ports and services while maintaining a shared Git history.