Create isolated git worktrees per task with branch naming and environment separation.
npx skills add https://github.com/ebijun1007/vibe-coding --skill worktree-ebijun1007
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: worktree Source: https://github.com/ebijun1007/vibe-coding/tree/main/.claude/skills/worktree Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ebijun1007/vibe-coding --skill worktree-ebijun1007
This rule enables parallel development by using git worktree for each new task or issue, ensuring isolated workspaces and clean branch naming.
When starting a new task, create a new worktree for the issue and switch into it to begin work.
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Parallel development is managed by using a dedicated git worktree per task, isolating workstreams with clean branch naming conventions like issue-NN to prevent mixing changes in a single workspace.
The best way to isolate environments is by applying per-workspace environment separation within each git worktree, using .envrc files and 1Password alongside separable DB and PORT configurations.
To start an issue-driven workflow, create a new git worktree for the specific issue, switch into the isolated workspace, and begin development with enforced branch naming conventions and environment isolation.
Yes, you can enforce one worktree per task with built-in guardrails around task switching, ensuring environment separation and preventing the mixing of changes across multiple tasks.
Yes, git worktree supports environment isolation by managing per-workspace configurations through .envrc files for direnv and 1Password, ensuring separable DB and PORT settings across worktrees.
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