moai-workflow-worktree

Isolated workspaces for parallel SPEC development prevent context switching by assigning each feature its own Git worktree with independent state. This eliminates branch conflicts and allows developers to work on multiple features simultaneously without interference.

You create an isolated SPEC workspace by generating a new Git worktree with a specific SPEC identifier and description. This automatically registers an independent branch to develop the feature without affecting the main workspace.

Yes, MoAI-ADK integration is required for parallel worktree workflows. The skill leverages the MoAI-ADK command-line interface to execute sequential workflow commands like /moai:1-plan, /moai:2-run, and /moai:3-sync.

The best way to sync changes from isolated feature worktrees is using the /moai:3-sync command. This integrates the independent worktree state back into the main workflow seamlessly after parallel SPEC development is complete.

Yes, you can work on a bug fix and a new feature simultaneously by creating separate Git worktrees for each SPEC. This allows you to develop in isolation and sync changes independently without branch interference.

You should avoid using Git worktrees for parallel development if your project lacks Git worktree functionality or does not integrate with the MoAI-ADK command-line interface, as both are required for automated branch registration and syncing.