superpowers-using-git-worktrees

Create an isolated git workspace by automating git worktree creation, which detects existing isolation, prefers native tooling, and falls back to git worktree add with safety checks to protect your main branches.

A git worktree is an isolated workspace linked to your repository that allows feature development without impacting main branches. You need it when starting feature work that requires a safe, clean baseline to protect ongoing work.

Yes, the automation detects existing worktree isolation and reuses it when available. This prevents state inconsistencies by honoring your current isolated workspace rather than creating a duplicate.

Handle git worktree sandbox limitations by using a fallback approach that applies native worktree tooling first, then gracefully falls back to git worktree add while performing safety checks to verify a clean baseline.

Yes, git worktree creation verifies a clean baseline before coding by performing project setup and baseline verification in the isolated workspace, ensuring your main branches remain protected during feature development.