project-session-manager

Managing isolated git worktrees for parallel feature development involves creating separate working directories linked to the same repository. This Skill automates that process, pairing each worktree with a persistent tmux session so you can switch between tasks like PR reviews and bug fixes without context switching overhead.

To create a tmux session for a specific GitHub issue or pull request, this Skill integrates directly with the `gh` CLI. It automatically resolves the PR or issue reference, creates a dedicated git worktree for the branch, and launches an attachable tmux session mapped to that specific task.

Yes, you can use git worktrees with Jira for tracking issue branches. This Skill supports Jira by integrating with the `jira` CLI, allowing you to automatically resolve Jira issue references and spin up isolated development environments mapped directly to your tracked tickets.

Yes, you need tmux and gh installed, along with git and jq. These dependencies are required because the Skill relies on tmux for persistent terminal sessions, gh for GitHub reference resolution, and jira for ticket tracking to seamlessly create and manage your isolated workspaces.

The best way to switch between bug fixes and features without losing terminal state is using git worktrees combined with tmux. This Skill creates dedicated worktrees and tmux sessions for each task, allowing you to detach and reattach to persistent environments seamlessly.

Using git worktrees instead of cloning multiple repositories saves disk space and keeps branches synchronized within a single repository. This Skill leverages worktrees to provide isolated directories for separate tasks while integrating with tmux to maintain persistent session states across switches.