create-worktrees

To automate git worktree creation for open pull requests, run the create-worktrees command to automatically generate a worktree for each open PR branch in a specified directory. This skill uses git and GitHub CLI to manage repositories.

Using git worktrees is the best way to manage parallel development branches without switching context, as it allows you to have multiple branches checked out simultaneously in different directories. This skill automates that worktree setup.

Yes, you can interactively create a new git branch and a corresponding worktree at the same time. This skill supports interactive branch and worktree creation to streamline your parallel development workflow setup.

Yes, you need GitHub CLI installed to manage git worktrees with this skill. It requires both git and the GitHub CLI (gh) to manage repositories and handle operations like scanning open pull requests.

To clean up stale git worktrees for deleted branches, you can use the optional cleanup feature provided by this skill. It automatically removes worktrees associated with branches that no longer exist in your repository.

You should use git worktrees for parallel development because they allow you to check out multiple branches into separate directories simultaneously, eliminating the need to stash changes or switch branches repeatedly. This skill automates that directory and branch setup.