timeline-manager

To manage parallel experimentation in Git for AI-driven audits, this Skill uses Git worktrees to create isolated development branches, enabling you to fork experimental paths and compare audit results before merging the winning approach back into the main timeline.

A branching timeline for project development tracks every audit, experimental fork, merge, and rollback using Git. It visualizes project evolution transparently, providing a clear history of strategic decisions and enabling straightforward rollbacks to previous states.

You can fork a new Git worktree to test an experimental feature by instructing the Skill to create an isolated branch, such as 'feature-x-experiment', which allows you to test a new hypothesis without impacting your main development line.

Yes, you can compare audit results from different Git branches. The Skill manages isolated development worktrees and handles audit result comparison, allowing you to evaluate parallel experiments and strategically merge the winning approach.

Yes, the branching timeline manager operates without external dependencies, relying solely on internal scripts and references to manage Git worktrees, visualize project state, and handle strategic merges or rollbacks.

You should use Git worktrees for isolated development when iterating on features that require parallel experimentation and transparent audit tracking. This approach prevents main branch contamination and supports clear audit result comparison before strategic merges.