Manage Git worktrees across repos and branches with init, list, switch, cleanup, and status commands.
npx skills add https://github.com/julianjab/ia-tools --skill worktree-julianjab
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: worktree Source: https://github.com/julianjab/ia-tools/tree/main/skills/worktree Command: npx skills add https://github.com/julianjab/ia-tools --skill worktree-julianjab
Managing parallel workstreams in a single repository is error-prone and slow. This skill provides isolated Git worktrees so teams can develop, review, and hotfix in parallel without switching branches.
init, list, switch, cleanup, and status.--repo <path> to create worktrees in sibling repositories while keeping a shared Git metadata set.Create a new worktree for a feature by running /worktree init feat/your-branch (optionally with --repo <path> to target another repository).
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Manage Git worktrees for parallel development by running commands like init, list, switch, cleanup, and status. The tool validates branch names, fetches origins, creates worktrees, and prints a summary to track your isolated workstreams.
Using Git worktrees provides isolated directories for parallel development, letting you hotfix or review code without switching your current branch. This avoids errors and keeps separate workstreams active simultaneously.
Yes, you can target sibling repositories by passing the optional --repo <path> argument during worktree initialization. This supports multi-repo workflows while keeping a shared Git metadata set across the created worktrees.
The worktree creation process includes copying Claude configuration across worktrees to maintain consistent behavior. This ensures your settings remain synchronized when switching between isolated development environments.
Git worktrees require validating branch names and fetching origins before creation, adding setup overhead. Multi-repo setups require specifying the --repo path each time to maintain the shared Git metadata set correctly across repositories.
Check the status of your Git worktrees using the status command and remove unused ones with the cleanup command. The status command prints a summary of your current worktree state across active repos and branches.
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