speckit-worktree-list

To monitor multiple git worktrees, you can aggregate their status, artifacts, and task progress into a single dashboard. This reduces context switching by classifying worktrees as Active, Idle, Stale, Merged, or Orphaned for quick health checks across parallel feature branches.

Tracking task progress across git worktrees involves detecting per-worktree artifacts like spec.md, plan.md, tasks.md, and research.md. By parsing these files, you can assess task completion and artifact visibility for each branch without manually checking each directory.

Coordinating parallel feature development with spec-kit requires aggregating branch paths, HEAD commits, and artifact status. A centralized worktree dashboard provides the necessary visibility to assess project health and inform cleanup decisions for merged or orphaned branches.

Yes, a .specify directory is required to use this worktree status dashboard. The tool parses the spec-kit structure within this directory to detect artifacts and track task completion, and it also requires git to list worktrees and read HEAD commits.

Yes, you can identify stale or orphaned git worktrees for cleanup. The dashboard classifies each worktree's status as Active, Idle, Stale, Merged, or Orphaned, helping you quickly spot abandoned feature branches and safely remove them.

The worktree dashboard parses the .specify directory to extract spec-kit artifacts like spec.md and tasks.md. This parsing is necessary to map task progress and feature specifications to their corresponding git worktrees, enabling comprehensive status assessment.