git-worktree

Git worktrees let you check out multiple branches at once in isolated directories, eliminating the need to stash. This Skill manages worktrees centrally, creating separate environments for each branch so you can switch between them instantly while preserving all uncommitted work.

Create a new worktree using the manager script, which automatically copies .env files and stores the worktree in .worktrees/<branch>. Each worktree is a complete, isolated environment for parallel development without interfering with your main working directory.

Yes. Worktrees let you check out a PR branch in a separate directory while keeping your current work intact. Switch between worktrees instantly to review code, test changes, or debug without stashing or losing context.

This Skill provides centralized cleanup automation to remove merged or stale worktrees. The manager script tracks all worktrees in .worktrees, making it easy to list, identify, and delete old branches without manual directory management.

The Skill automatically copies .env* files to new worktrees during creation, ensuring each isolated environment has the configuration it needs. This unified approach eliminates manual env setup for every branch switch.

Yes, git is a required dependency. This Skill wraps git worktree commands in a centralized manager script, so you need a working git installation to create, switch, and manage worktrees.