git-worktree-create

Git worktrees provide isolated branch workspaces within the same repository, enabling parallel coding tasks without altering the current checkout. They allow multiple agents to collaborate safely by maintaining separate working directories.

Git worktree add provisions a dedicated branch workspace without switching the current checkout, resolving the base branch from origin/HEAD with fallbacks to origin/main, origin/master, or origin/develop. This enforces no-switch of the current work tree while ensuring safe handoffs.

Yes, multiple agents can collaborate in the same repository using worktrees, which provide collision checks and safe workspace provisioning. This ensures safe handoffs between parallel tasks while maintaining isolated branch workspaces.

Base-branch resolution for git worktrees checks origin/HEAD with fallbacks to origin/main, origin/master, and origin/develop. This standardized resolution ensures accurate base identification for creating dedicated branch workspaces.

Standardized branch naming and path rules with collision checks prevent naming conflicts when creating parallel workspaces. The system reuses existing branches and worktrees when safe, minimizing overhead while ensuring safe workspace provisioning.

Creating a git worktree produces clear handoff metadata including Worktree, Branch, and Base information. This metadata guides subsequent steps and ensures clean handoffs between multiple agents collaborating in the same repository.