listing-worktrees

You can list git worktrees and check their statuses by executing a command that parses `git worktree list --porcelain` output, filtering for the `.worktrees/autonomy` directory to return a human-friendly table of paths, HEAD commits, and lock states.

An autonomy worktree is a parallel working directory under `.worktrees/autonomy` used for independent tasks. You need to manage it when identifying active worktrees, locating their paths, or performing maintenance on locked or stale environments.

To find the HEAD commit and lock state for active worktrees, parse the porcelain output of the git worktree list command, which filters checkout directories and returns their current commit hashes and lock statuses.

Yes, the worktree listing approach specifically filters the parsed git output to target the `.worktrees/autonomy` directory path, ensuring only relevant parallel work environments are displayed in the resulting status table.

Git worktrees show as locked when explicitly marked or during specific git operations. You can identify locked worktrees by running a listing command that parses porcelain output and explicitly highlights the lock state alongside the worktree path.