using-git-worktrees

To create an isolated git worktree, the Skill automates safe directory selection by prioritizing project-local paths, verifying gitignore status, and running baseline setup commands to ensure a detached development environment.

Git worktree isolation handles safety by prioritizing project-local `.worktrees` paths, verifying the directory is ignored by git, and automatically applying `.gitignore` fixes to prevent accidental commits.

Yes, the Skill auto-detects and executes environment initialization commands like npm or cargo, followed by baseline tests to validate the new git worktree workspace immediately after creation.

The best way to manage git worktrees without affecting your current workspace is using automated isolation that creates a separate directory, verifies gitignore rules, and initializes the environment independently from your main branch.

You need to verify `.gitignore` before setting up a project-local worktree to prevent the isolated directory from being accidentally tracked and committed to the main repository, ensuring safe isolation.