using-git-worktrees

To set up an isolated git worktree, the skill automatically selects an appropriate path like .worktrees, validates gitignore compliance for safety, and creates a new worktree for your focused feature branch.

The best way to isolate feature work is creating a dedicated git worktree, which allows you to run experiments and implementation plans independently without impacting your primary repository directory.

You should use git worktrees when starting feature work, running experiments, or creating implementation plans that require independent workspaces and safety verification from the main repository.

Yes, creating a git worktree enforces directory priority checks and validates that chosen directories are ignored by gitignore rules, prompting for user direction when ambiguity exists to ensure safety.

Git worktree creation prompts for user direction when ambiguity exists in directory priority checks, ensuring the chosen path is safely ignored by gitignore rules before proceeding with setup.