worktree-manager

You can manage Git worktrees for parallel development by using the `wt` command, which provides a structured decision tree to safely create, switch, list, merge, and remove worktrees without losing uncommitted work.

The safest way to remove a Git worktree is through built-in guardrails that perform safety checks before removal, avoiding destructive flags unless explicitly requested to prevent accidental data loss.

Yes, you need to install Worktrunk before using this Skill, as it requires the Worktrunk dependency to enable full functionality for its Git worktree management operations.

To switch to a specific Git worktree quickly, run the `wt switch` command, which allows you to transition between worktrees with minimal setup required.

You can merge Git worktrees safely because the Skill implements guardrails for safety checks before merges and operates within a decision tree to handle potential user requests and errors.

If your Git worktree management hits a wall, the Skill operates within a structured decision tree to handle potential issues and errors, ensuring safe operations by avoiding destructive flags unless explicitly requested.