gsd-workspace

You can manage isolated workspace environments by using a consolidated command interface to create, list, and remove workspace directories. This ensures your project environments remain independent and manageable.

The best way to create an isolated project workspace is using a single command that generates a new directory with a repository copy and a dedicated workflow. This provides immediate environment isolation for your project.

You can list active workspaces and check their status by running a specific command that displays a summary of all currently active workspace directories and their associated worktree states.

To clean up workspace directories and associated worktrees, you run a removal command that safely deletes the isolated environment. This ensures no leftover project files remain after your work is complete.

No external dependencies are required to set up environment isolation for your projects. The workspace management functionality operates entirely through included scripts.

You should use a dedicated workspace management tool instead of manual directories when working on multiple projects simultaneously. It provides necessary environment isolation and a consolidated interface for creating and cleaning up workspaces.