What problem does it solve?
Git worktrees are powerful but managing them can be error-prone and cumbersome without a clear guide. This skill provides minimal steps and best practices for using the Rust-based wt command to create, switch, and maintain multiple worktrees in the easy-worktree-rs project.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Minimal, repeatable workflows: Initialize, create, switch, and clean worktrees with consistent commands.
- Two-letter aliases and shortcuts: Shorten frequent actions for rapid daily development.
- Practical usage patterns: Real-world scenarios like feature development in parallel, stash-driven context switching, PR-based environments, and bare-repo workflows.
Quick Start
Initialize the repository with wt in, create a feature worktree with wt ad feature-123, switch to it with wt se feature-123, and then exit.