create-worktree

To create isolated git worktrees for parallel feature development, use a tool that bootstraps a new worktree bound to a separate branch, allowing concurrent work without disturbing your main workspace.

Yes, you can specify a configurable base branch when creating a git worktree. The worktree creation process supports selecting a specific starting branch to build your isolated development environment upon.

To copy spec files into a new git worktree, use the optional spec file handling feature during worktree creation. This automatically copies your specification files into the worktree's specs directory.

Yes, you can run an optional onBootstrap hook after creating your git worktree. This hook receives environment variables during setup to automate dependency installation or configuration tasks.

Using git worktrees is the best way to manage multiple isolated development branches. Worktrees let you maintain separate branch-specific contexts in different directories, enabling parallel workstreams without constant context switching.