using-git-worktrees

To create isolated git worktrees, the system scaffolds a new workspace sharing your main repository, applying a directory priority that prefers local `.worktrees` folders before falling back to global locations. This safely isolates feature branches without polluting the main tree.

Git worktree directory selection follows a defined priority, preferring `.worktrees`, then `worktrees`, and finally global locations. It auto-detects the project name and optionally reads `CLAUDE.md` preferences to guide the chosen workspace directory.

Yes, git worktree creation enforces safety through directory-ignore verification. It checks gitignore rules and performs basic project setup validation before allowing you to proceed with your feature development.

You can guide git worktree location by adding preferences to a `CLAUDE.md` file. The system respects these optional configurations while auto-detecting your project name and applying its standard directory priority logic.

Global locations for git worktrees are used when local project directories like `.worktrees` or `worktrees` are unavailable or unsuitable. The system falls back to global paths only after exhausting the preferred local directory options.