git-worktree

Manage Git worktrees for parallel feature branch development using a centralized script interface that creates, lists, switches, and cleans up isolated working directories. This prevents branch switching overhead and keeps multiple features active simultaneously.

Copy env-files when creating a new Git worktree through automatic env-file copying from the main repository to the new worktree directory. This ensures isolated branches maintain the necessary local configuration and environment variables.

Yes, you can use mise and direnv with Git worktrees through optional dev-tools trust integration. This setup provides seamless environment activation and dependency management across isolated parallel development branches.

The best way to clean up completed Git worktrees is using a guided cleanup workflow with confirmation prompts. This safely removes unused worktrees and their associated branches while preventing accidental deletion of active development directories.

You do not need to manually configure a .worktrees directory and .gitignore. The workflow automatically manages a dedicated directory for isolated worktrees and updates the .gitignore file to prevent committing working directories.

Switch between Git worktrees during parallel development using a simple interface that lists all worktrees with their current location and status. This allows rapid context switching between multiple active feature branches.