using-git-worktrees

To create git worktrees, run the start command with your feature name to generate an isolated directory. This allows concurrent development on separate branches while maintaining project integrity through directory safety verification.

Using git worktrees with directory safety verification prevents accidental commits by checking that the selected directory is ignored before creation. This isolation mechanism ensures focused work without workspace conflicts across separate branches.

Directory selection for git worktrees prioritizes the .worktrees folder, checks CLAUDE.md for configurations, and prompts for user input if needed. This smart logic ensures safe placement without unintended commits.

Yes, Git is required as a dependency to create and manage worktrees. The tool relies on Git's native worktree functionality to isolate branches and executes project setup commands based on detected dependencies.

Yes, setup automation detects appropriate project dependencies and runs required setup commands automatically after worktree creation. This ensures the isolated development environment is fully configured for concurrent branch work.

Git worktrees provide feature isolation without the overhead of cloning, using smart directory selection and safety checks to prevent conflicts. This approach maintains a single repository while enabling concurrent development on separate branches efficiently.