psm

To start an isolated coding session, use the psm command to invoke the Project Session Manager, which handles git worktree creation and tmux session setup. This allows you to develop features independently without disrupting your primary workspace.

Managing resumable developer environments is done through the Project Session Manager, invoked via the psm alias. It handles project templates and resumable engineering environments by preserving the full session manager interface and forwarding arguments.

Yes, you need tmux installed to use isolated project sessions, as the workflow relies on tmux session handling. The psm alias forwards arguments to the Project Session Manager, which requires tmux to manage isolated development environments.

Yes, you can use project templates when creating a new tmux session. The psm command delegates to the Project Session Manager, which supports project templates alongside worktree management and resumable engineering environments.

The psm skill differs by providing a concise alias for the Project Session Manager rather than adding new functionality. It preserves the full interface by forwarding the same arguments, reducing the effort needed to manage isolated development sessions.