project-session-manager

To create isolated git worktrees for parallel development, use this Skill to automatically generate worktrees for issues, PRs, and features. It coordinates git worktrees with tmux sessions and Claude Code prompts, keeping workstreams isolated without polluting your main workspace.

No, tmux is an optional dependency for managing git worktree sessions. The Skill requires git and jq to function, but only optionally uses tmux to attach, kill, or clean up lightweight session registries as your development tasks evolve over time.

Claude Code integrates with git worktree session management by using templates to render contextual prompts. These templates provide guidance during development within the isolated worktree, ensuring Claude Code understands the specific issue, PR, or feature context you are currently working on.

The best way to automate dev environment setup for multiple PRs is using a worktree-first approach. This Skill automates isolated development environments by creating git worktrees and optional tmux sessions, enabling parallel workstreams across different projects simultaneously.

Yes, you can quickly create a worktree and start coding using the quick-start teleport feature. Running a simple teleport command creates a PR worktree and immediately initializes the associated tmux session and Claude Code context for rapid project-scoped workspaces.

If your git worktree session registry gets cluttered with old branches, use the built-in cleanup functionality. The Skill manages a lightweight session registry that allows you to easily attach, kill, or clean up obsolete worktrees as your development tasks evolve.