create-worktree

To create a git worktree, run the /create-worktree command with a description and optional ticket ID. The script automatically generates a new branch and sets up the worktree at ../bluebasin-{description} for concurrent work.

Using git worktrees is the best way to manage parallel git branches without conflicts. This skill automates branch creation and worktree setup, allowing you to work on multiple branches simultaneously in separate directories.

Yes, you need Python installed in your environment to execute the branch management commands. The script relies on Python to dynamically generate branch names using your initials, description, and optional ticket ID.

Yes, you can automatically generate branch names from a ticket ID by including it in the command. The script dynamically constructs the branch name by combining your user initials, the provided description, and the optional ticket ID.

Git worktree branching allows concurrent development by linking a new working directory to a newly created branch. This lets you switch contexts instantly without stashing changes or cloning the repository again.

Git worktrees require an existing git repository and a Python environment to execute the creation script. They are created at ../bluebasin-{description}, so you must ensure appropriate file system permissions and directory space for concurrent branches.