using-git-worktrees

Use git worktrees to manage multiple working directories, each isolated to a specific feature branch. This allows you to work on multiple features simultaneously while keeping the main branch clean and unaffected by ongoing development.

Isolating feature work involves creating a separate git worktree. By adding a worktree for your feature branch, you develop independently without affecting the main branch, ensuring efficient feature management and a clean repository state.

To start a new feature using a git worktree, run `git fetch origin`, then `git worktree add <feature-name> -b <feature-branch> origin/main`, and change directory into the new `<feature-name>` folder to begin isolated development.

Yes, you can work on multiple git branches simultaneously without switching by using worktrees. Each worktree creates an isolated working directory for a specific branch, enabling parallel development without stashing or committing incomplete work.

Using git worktrees requires only the standard git installation. The skill provides scripts to guide the process, but no external dependencies are needed to manage isolated working directories for parallel feature development.