setup

You can isolate AI code generation by provisioning a sandboxed git worktree, which creates a separate working directory linked to the same repository to prevent pollution of main branches during planning and review.

A git worktree is a linked working directory that allows you to checkout multiple branches simultaneously. You should use it for multi-step builds to keep generation tasks safely sandboxed away from your primary workspace.

To set up a sandboxed workspace for automated scaffolding, apply the setup skill at the start of a new project to verify your environment, create a baseline, and provision a temporary git worktree for safe generation.

Yes, you can reuse an existing git worktree for multiple tasks. The setup workflow provides clear lifecycle guidance for reusing worktrees, ensuring you maintain safe isolation without needing to recreate the sandbox each time.

You clean up a git worktree after code generation by following the handoff and cleanup workflows provided by the setup skill, which safely removes the sandboxed environment and ensures your main branches remain unpolluted.

You need a clean baseline before creating a sandboxed worktree. The setup process performs environment verification and baseline checks on your current repository to ensure safe worktree creation before generation begins.