project-session-manager

To create isolated git worktree sessions for parallel pull request work, this Skill spins up dedicated branch-specific worktrees and optional tmux orchestration. Each pull request, issue, or feature gets its own independent directory and terminal session.

Yes, you can manage feature branch environments with tmux and Claude Code. This Skill starts named tmux sessions for each worktree and can launch Claude Code inside them, enabling parallel development across multiple isolated branches simultaneously.

The best way to set up isolated dev environments for GitHub PRs and Jira issues is using this Skill's multi-provider reference handling. It requires GitHub and Jira CLI access to fetch issue and PR metadata, then creates dedicated worktrees for each tracking item.

Yes, you need git worktree support and jq installed. The Skill relies on jq-based registry management to track active sessions, and requires git worktree support to create the isolated branch environments needed for parallel development workflows.

Session cleanup when finishing a bug fix in a git worktree is handled by the Skill's built-in status tracking and removal logic. It manages the teardown of worktree directories and associated tmux sessions to prevent environment clutter after work is complete.

Using git worktrees for PR reviews instead of switching branches prevents main checkout clutter and context loss. This Skill creates isolated directories for each review, hotfix, or feature, allowing parallel workstreams to run simultaneously without interfering with each other.