using-git-worktrees

To create an isolated git worktree, you can use automated setup steps that detect existing directories, check CLAUDE.md preferences, or prompt you for a location. This safely separates your parallel development work within the same repository.

Managing multiple git worktrees is best handled by prioritized directory discovery, which checks existing directories and global or local locations. This flow ensures your worktrees are placed in controlled, organized locations.

Validating ignore rules before creating a git worktree prevents accidental commits of isolated development content back into the main repository. This safety guardrail keeps your main workspace clean and secure.

Yes, you can specify global directory locations for your git worktrees. The creation process supports both local and global paths, following a prioritized discovery flow to determine the optimal placement.

Yes, using git worktrees provides a safe rollback environment by isolating experimental changes from your main workspace. This isolation ensures your primary repository remains unaffected by uncommitted work.