project-session-manager

You can manage isolated Git worktrees by creating dedicated branches for parallel coding, pull request reviews, and issue fixes. This isolates work safely across projects and tasks, preventing branch conflicts during concurrent feature development.

Start a tmux session for a GitHub issue fix by launching a dedicated Codex session in tmux. You can implement the fix independently, inspect the session status, and attach to the active session to monitor progress.

You need Git and jq installed, while GitHub CLI or Jira CLI are required only for their respective workflows. tmux is also necessary to launch, attach, and manage isolated Codex development sessions.

Coordinate parallel coding tasks by using project aliases and configurable base branches to organize GitHub and Jira references. This approach tracks multiple issue fixes and feature development branches simultaneously without overlap.

Clean up completed Git worktrees and tmux sessions using automated cleanup commands. After an issue is closed, you can remove the dedicated session and worktree to keep your development environment organized and free of stale branches.

You can inspect the status of active tmux sessions without attaching by using session listing and status inspection commands. This allows you to review ongoing parallel coding tasks before deciding whether to attach or terminate a session.