worktree-manager

Git worktrees with automatic branch naming are created by running create-worktree.sh with a feature description, which derives a kebab-case slug and atomically creates the branch and worktree in one operation, eliminating manual naming and reducing setup steps.

Yes, worktree-manager creates worktrees that track remote branches with sensible defaults, automatically handling remote validation and branch attachment without manual configuration.

Worktree-manager attaches worktrees to existing local branches cleanly through its local-branch reuse feature, which validates the branch and creates the worktree without recreating the branch or duplicating work.

Worktree-manager generates branch names in kebab-case with word-economy rules applied to your feature description, ensuring reproducible, descriptive names that follow alpha-forge workflow conventions and tab/path reporting standards.

The Skill validates main branch presence, checks remote and base branch status, and performs atomic operations to ensure safe worktree creation without partial failures or inconsistent state.

Yes, worktree-manager integrates with alpha-forge workflows and standard git operations. It requires only git as a dependency and works across new branch creation, remote-tracking, and local-branch reuse scenarios.