worktree-list

To switch git worktrees, you can use an automated bash script that lists all worktrees with their paths and branches, marking the current HEAD location as active, and returns the selected worktree path for immediate navigation.

Viewing git worktree paths and branches is done by running a script that gathers worktree data and displays each entry alongside its branch information, highlighting the currently active worktree for quick identification.

You can navigate git worktrees without gum by utilizing the non-interactive mode within Claude Code Bash, which executes the deterministic workflow automatically, though interactive selection is optimized only when gum is installed.

Git worktree navigation works in non-interactive command-line environments by executing a deterministic bash script that gathers worktree data and returns the selected path and branch without requiring user input.

A dedicated script for git worktree selection reduces the friction of manually checking paths and branches, providing an automated workflow that views, selects, and moves between multiple worktrees efficiently from the command line.