worktree

You can manage git worktrees for parallel agent sessions by creating isolated workspaces, allowing concurrent tasks to operate without interfering with the main codebase.

The best way to run multiple git branches simultaneously is to create separate git worktrees for each branch, enabling separate agent sessions to work in parallel before merging.

You create and clean up isolated git workspaces by running specific commands to generate worktrees for subagent dispatch, then merging changes back and cleaning up the directories.

Yes, you need specific slug rules for branch and directory naming because the worktree management operates on the vault root and requires strict naming conventions to function correctly.

To merge changes from a git worktree back into the main branch, you use the streamlined merging feature which integrates changes and handles the cleanup of the isolated workspace.