switch-worktree

To switch to a git worktree, provide the worktree name. The tool locates the corresponding worktree directory, validates it exists via git worktree list, switches the cwd to that path, and reports the active worktree and branch.

A git worktree is an isolated working directory linked to a single repository. You need to switch worktrees to perform tasks in isolated contexts, allowing you to manage multiple branches or tasks simultaneously without stashing changes.

Yes, switching git worktrees validates the target exists. The tool reads the repository's worktree configuration and verifies the specified worktree path is active by checking the output of git worktree list before changing the cwd.

Yes, you can automate switching between multiple worktrees in a single repository. By providing the worktree name, the tool automatically locates the directory and switches your active session context to streamline multi-worktree development workflows.

When you switch git worktrees, your current working directory (cwd) changes to the specified worktree path. The tool updates the session context and reports the active worktree and branch to confirm the switch was successful.

A git worktree switch fails when the target does not exist. The tool verifies the worktree path against git worktree list, so if the provided name is misspelled or the worktree was removed, the validation prevents changing the cwd.