project-session-manager

You can manage isolated git worktrees and tmux sessions for parallel development by automating their orchestration, enabling simultaneous work across multiple tasks, projects, and repositories with deterministic session tracking.

The best way to set up isolated dev workspaces is using automated worktree and tmux session orchestration, which creates independent environments for separate tasks and provides a structured workflow with commands like feature, review, and fix.

Yes, you can optionally launch Gemini Code workflows directly within the orchestrated tmux session and git worktree, providing a structured workflow that tracks sessions using a JSON-based registry.

Yes, this session management approach supports cleanup and status checks for active worktrees, providing a canonical command surface that includes list, attach, kill, and cleanup operations for your development environments.

You need a JSON-based session registry for tmux and git worktree orchestration when managing multiple parallel tasks across repositories, as it provides deterministic tracking and structured workflow commands for isolated environments.