mozart-wtp-new-worktree

Create or resume a Mozart development worktree via WTP checkout flow.

5|1|Updated Nov 4, 2015
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/samjonester/dotfiles --skill mozart-wtp-new-worktree
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Skill: mozart-wtp-new-worktree
Source: https://github.com/samjonester/dotfiles/tree/main/personal/pi/skills/mozart-wtp-new-worktree
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/samjonester/dotfiles --skill mozart-wtp-new-worktree

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Creating or resuming a dedicated Mozart development worktree can be error-prone and time-consuming when users want to start fresh, try a branch-specific slot, or isolate work for a new task. This skill standardizes the process by guiding users through a WTP-based flow to set up a clean, ready-to-use worktree.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Create or resume a dedicated Mozart worktree aligned with a target branch, ensuring isolation and reproducibility.
  • Claim a slot, apply the WTP checkout flow, and prepare the runtime from the Mozart zone.
  • Optionally start the development server and report back branch, slot path, and server status for quick validation.

Quick Start

Start a fresh Mozart development slot by running the WTP workflow with the target branch you want to work on.

Frequently Asked Questions about mozart-wtp-new-worktree

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create an isolated development worktree for a new task?

To create an isolated development worktree, run the WTP checkout flow from the Mozart zone with a target branch name. This sets up a clean, task-specific slot for fresh development.

What is a Mozart worktree and when do I need one?

A Mozart worktree is an isolated development slot managed via WTP. You need one to start fresh development, try a branch-specific workspace, or isolate work for a new task.

How do I switch to an isolated branch worktree using WTP?

Switch to an isolated branch worktree by running the WTP checkout flow from the Mozart zone and providing the target branch name as input to claim a dedicated slot.

Do I need to run from the Mozart zone to set up a WTP worktree?

Yes, creating or resuming a Mozart development worktree requires running directly from the Mozart zone to properly apply the WTP checkout flow and prepare the runtime.

Can I start the development server automatically when creating a new worktree?

Yes, the worktree setup can optionally start the development server and report back the branch, slot path, and server status for quick validation.

What is the best way to resume an existing Mozart development worktree?

The best way to resume a Mozart development worktree is to run the WTP workflow with your target branch, which standardizes the checkout process and prepares the runtime.