isolating-worktrees

To prevent accidental commits to the main git branch, you can enforce strict isolation for changes made within Git worktrees. This approach verifies the current directory before every Git operation, ensuring development stays organized and safe.

To ensure subagents maintain the correct git worktree context, you can enforce strict isolation that manages context loss in subagents. This guarantees that subagents correctly operate within the specified worktree during development.

The best way to isolate feature development in a separate git worktree is to enforce strict isolation for changes, requiring explicit chaining of commands or use of the `-C` flag for all Git operations to prevent data leakage.

Yes, you need to use the `-C` flag or explicitly chain commands for all Git operations within a worktree. This enforces strict isolation and verifies the current directory before every Git operation to prevent data leakage.

Git worktree context gets lost in subagents due to context management issues during complex development workflows. You can enforce strict isolation that specifically manages context loss in subagents to resolve this data leakage problem.