use-git-worktree

To create an isolated workspace for concurrent feature branches in Git, this Skill provisions a worktree at .worktrees/{feature-name} and initializes a dedicated feature branch to prevent workspace contamination.

The best way to prevent workspace contamination when working on multiple feature branches is using Git worktrees, which create isolated feature workspaces within a single repository to allow concurrent development without disrupting the main branch.

Yes, you can automatically install dependencies when setting up a new Git worktree. This Skill optionally runs setup commands to prepare the isolated environment and install dependencies directly in the newly created .worktrees/{feature-name} directory.

Git worktree isolation works without disrupting your main repository workspace by creating separate directories for feature work. This allows you to concurrently develop multiple branches within a single repository while keeping the main workspace completely separate.

You need to use Git worktrees for feature development when you require parallel development of multiple branches within a single repository. They provide isolated workspaces to prevent workspace contamination during concurrent feature work without disrupting the main branch.