speckit-worktree-list

To view the status of all git worktrees, the skill parses 'git worktree list' output and generates a dashboard readout showing each branch, file path, artifact availability, and last commit activity. This provides a comprehensive overview of all active, idle, stale, and merged worktrees.

Yes, you can check spec-kit artifact availability across worktrees. The skill scans each worktree path for the presence of spec.md, plan.md, tasks.md, and research.md files, inferring task progress and artifact status to display in a centralized dashboard readout.

The best way to coordinate parallel development across git worktrees is using a dashboard that highlights last activity, merge status, and artifact availability. This enables teams to track feature branches and parallel work without manual file checks or branch switching.

No, the worktree dashboard does not modify your repository files. It relies entirely on parsing 'git worktree list' output and inferring status from artifact presence and commit activity to produce a read-only dashboard without altering your working directory.

To identify stale or orphaned git worktrees for cleanup, the skill evaluates last commit activity and merge status for each branch. It highlights idle, stale, merged, and orphaned worktrees, providing suggested cleanups to maintain repository health.

No additional dependencies are required to list worktree status. The skill operates independently by parsing native git worktree list output and checking for spec-kit artifacts like spec.md and tasks.md to infer project status and task progress.