worktree-from-issue

You can create an isolated git worktree by providing a valid argument such as fix/1234-description. The tool parses this input, validates the branch name, verifies the GitHub issue, and automatically provisions a dedicated per-issue worktree synced with origin/devel.

A per-issue git worktree isolates work for a specific GitHub issue, reducing context switching. It provisions a dedicated directory and branch, allowing you to implement fixes or features simultaneously without stashing changes in your main development environment.

You can automatically validate branch naming conventions by passing a structured argument like fix/1234-description to the tool. It parses the provided arguments to extract issue metadata and validates the branch name before creating the isolated git worktree.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI installed because the tool uses it for issue verification. It checks the existence of the GitHub issue and extracts relevant metadata to ensure the created worktree and branch are properly scoped to the correct issue.

The tool automatically syncs with the latest development baseline by fetching origin/devel before creating the worktree. This ensures your isolated per-issue branch is built on top of the most recent project changes and avoids integration conflicts.

Using a per-issue git worktree is the best way to isolate issue-focused development. It automatically creates a dedicated branch and working directory linked to your repository, ensuring traceability and preventing cross-contamination between concurrent feature implementations.