worktree-manager-skill

Automate git worktree management by creating isolated worktrees with unique ports and configurations. Use the /create_worktree command to spin up new branches in parallel, each with its own environment and port allocation, enabling simultaneous development without conflicts.

Yes, git worktrees run on isolated ports automatically allocated per worktree. Each parallel worktree gets its own port assignment and configuration, allowing multiple services to run concurrently without port collisions or environment interference.

Remove worktrees using the deletion command, which automatically handles complete cleanup—tearing down services, freeing allocated ports, and removing per-worktree configurations. The Skill ensures no orphaned processes or stale configurations remain.

List all active worktrees with quick access to monitoring commands and URLs for each. The Skill provides direct links and command references to track the status and endpoints of every parallel worktree in your setup.

No, port allocation and environment isolation happen automatically per worktree. The Skill propagates configurations and assigns ports without manual intervention, reducing setup overhead and eliminating port conflicts across parallel branches.

Worktrees maintain isolated configurations by default for parallel independence. Configuration propagation ensures settings flow correctly across worktrees while preserving per-worktree customization and preventing cross-branch interference.