using-git-worktrees

To isolate feature development with git worktrees, this Skill automates creating isolated workspaces for new branches. It manages smart directory selection and safety verification to ensure your main workspace remains clean and stable during feature work.

Git worktrees allow you to work on multiple branches simultaneously without context switching. This approach isolates feature development in separate directories, ensuring your main development branch remains unaffected and stable while you test new features.

Yes, git worktree setup supports Node.js, Rust, Python, and Go projects. It automates project-specific setup commands like npm, cargo, pip, and go, running them automatically after worktree creation to prepare your isolated development environment.

To ensure git ignores project-local directories when creating worktrees, this Skill performs safety verification before creation. It automatically checks and prompts for the best location, verifying that local directories are properly ignored by Git to prevent conflicts.

Yes, you can run baseline testing automatically after setting up a git worktree. This Skill verifies a clean state by running project tests immediately after worktree creation and automated setup, ensuring your isolated environment starts with a passing baseline.