create-worktrees

To create parallel git worktrees, this skill automates the setup of isolated agent workspaces under the .claude/worktrees directory and validates branch existence before creating the worktree for each specified branch.

To copy Claude settings into a new git worktree, this skill automatically duplicates the root settings.json file into each newly created workspace to ensure consistent configuration across all parallel environments.

Managing multiple isolated git workspaces is streamlined by deterministically generating worktrees in a dedicated .claude/worktrees directory, allowing concurrent agents to operate across branches without workspace conflicts.

If an agent worktree already exists, you do not need to manually re-copy settings; the skill automatically verifies existing worktrees and re-copies the root settings.json to maintain configuration consistency.

Yes, you can append a custom suffix, such as -wt, to worktree directories by providing the desired suffix alongside the branch names and source settings filename when commanding the skill to create the worktrees.

Parallel agent branching requires a dedicated worktree directory to enforce deterministic worktree creation under .claude/worktrees, preventing path collisions and ensuring separate, isolated directories for concurrent operations.