Dev10x:git-worktree

Isolate feature development by creating a git worktree, which provides a separate working directory for your feature branch to avoid conflicts and maintain a clean workspace. This Skill automates branch naming and post-checkout hook setup.

Managing multiple git branches for separate features is best done using git worktrees to create isolated workspaces. This Skill supports branch management by handling post-checkout hooks and session cleanup, preventing conflicts across different feature branches.

To create an external git worktree for IDE isolation, use this Skill's external worktree mode. It generates a separate directory linked to your feature branch, allowing your IDE to operate independently without affecting the main branch workspace.

Yes, you need the Claude Code plugin along with git installed to use this Skill for feature development. These dependencies are required to execute the worktree creation, branch naming, and session cleanup operations.

Session cleanup for a git worktree involves removing the isolated working directory and its associated branch linkage after feature development is complete. This Skill handles the cleanup process to ensure your main workspace remains unaffected.

Use native EnterWorktree mode when you need to isolate feature development within your current session, and choose an external worktree when you require IDE isolation for separate feature branch workspaces. Both modes handle branch naming and hook setup.