marsai:using-git-worktrees

To create isolated git worktrees for parallel feature development, you can use a tool that verifies .gitignore for project-local worktrees, follows a directory-priority policy, and runs automatic setup and baseline tests.

Git worktrees provide isolated workspaces for parallel feature development, allowing you to manage multiple branches simultaneously without disrupting the main branch or requiring multiple full repository clones.

Directory selection for git worktrees prioritizes existing .worktrees or worktrees directories, then checks CLAUDE.md preferences, and finally prompts the user if no default location is found.

Yes, you need safety verification of .gitignore for project-local worktrees before creation to ensure the isolated workspaces are properly ignored and do not disrupt your main repository tracking.

Yes, automatic setup detects the project type, installs dependencies as needed, and verifies a clean baseline after creating the isolated git worktree to ensure the environment is ready.

Git worktrees are ideal when you need isolated workspaces for parallel feature development without the overhead of cloning, providing a lightweight alternative for managing multiple branches.