worktree-merge

Merge parallel git worktree branches back to main by inventorying pending branches, detecting conflicts with test-merges, determining a safe merge order, and verifying builds after each per-branch merge.

Detect conflicts before merging worktree branches by running a test-merge phase that analyzes active worktrees and pending branches to determine a safe merge order, preventing lost work from overlapping file modifications.

Manage parallel agent work in separate worktrees by using isolation workflows, then coordinating the merge back to main through conflict detection, ordered merges, and post-merge build verification.

Verify builds after each worktree branch merge by running post-merge verification steps that check build stability and test suite results before proceeding to merge the next pending branch.

Merging parallel worktree branches causes lost work when agents modify the same files in separate isolated branches without coordination, leading to unresolvable merge conflicts when integrating back to main.

Yes, worktree-merge is designed specifically for isolation branches created by parallel tasks, providing inventory, conflict detection, ordered merging, and post-merge build verification to safely integrate changes back to main.