git-worktree-status

To check the status of background verification jobs in a git worktree, run the `git-worktree-status` command from inside the worktree directory. It reports the status of tests, type checks, and builds without blocking your workflow.

A non-blocking git worktree status check allows you to monitor ongoing tests, type checks, and builds in parallel development workflows. It provides a summary of PASS, FAIL, RUNNING, or NOT_RUN states without interrupting your current development tasks.

Yes, you can monitor tests and builds without stopping your coding workflow. The skill continuously monitors background verification jobs in your git worktree, allowing you to check their status whenever needed without halting development.

Yes, using git worktree status monitoring requires knowledge of git and log parsing. It is designed for software development workflows that utilize worktrees for parallel development, so familiarity with these concepts is necessary to interpret the verification job statuses.

You should use a worktree status summary after a worktree is set up to check the status of ongoing tests, type checks, and builds. It is ideal when you need a quick overview of background verification jobs during parallel development.