worktree-manager-skill

Git worktrees enable parallel development by creating isolated branch environments. This Skill automates worktree creation, listing, and removal with automatic port isolation and per-worktree configuration, so you can safely run multiple branches simultaneously without resource conflicts.

Use the /create_worktree_prompt command with a branch name. The Skill automatically assigns unique ports, installs dependencies, generates isolated .env and settings.json files, and starts services for that worktree without affecting others.

The /remove_worktree_prompt command deletes the worktree and cleans up its isolated resources—ports, environment files, and services—without touching other branches or their configurations.

Use /list_worktrees_prompt to view all active worktrees, their assigned ports, and running URLs. This gives you full visibility into which branches are deployed and how to access them.

Yes. Each worktree runs in isolation with dedicated ports, environment variables, and service instances. This prevents port conflicts and configuration collisions when running multiple branches concurrently.