gsd-new-workspace

Create an isolated git workspace by specifying a workspace name, target path, and repo list to clone or generate worktrees. This produces a ready-to-use directory structure with an independent workspace manifest for parallel multi-repo development.

Git worktrees link a new workspace to an existing local repository, sharing commit history, while cloning creates a completely independent copy. Choosing between these strategies depends on whether you need shared history or full branch isolation for your experiments.

A dedicated .planning directory prevents context bleed by holding isolated session data and manifests. It ensures that planning state remains separate for each parallel experiment or feature branch within your multi-repo development workflow.

Set up a workspace by defining a name, target path, strategy (worktree or clone), and branch naming convention. You can also enable auto mode to quickly generate the independent directory structure needed for parallel experiments.

Yes, you can omit the repo list to trigger interactive repo selection. The workspace setup will prompt you to choose specific repositories, allowing per-workspace isolation for parallel feature work without manually specifying every repo upfront.