worktree-setup

You isolate feature branches for parallel git workflows by creating dedicated git worktrees under a .worktrees directory, providing filesystem isolation so multiple features run without interference.

Git worktrees prevent cross-feature interference by providing separate filesystem paths for each feature branch, allowing parallel development to run cleanly without overlapping uncommitted changes.

Yes, the orchestration logic robustly handles existing worktrees by reusing them instead of creating duplicates, returning the ready-to-use path and branch information with clear error messages.

Yes, git worktree isolation supports PACT orchestration flows, including comPACT and ATOMIZE sub-scopes, by generating isolated workspaces that prevent concurrent processes from conflicting.

The best way to manage multiple feature branches simultaneously is creating isolated git worktrees, which allows each feature to operate in a dedicated directory and returns a ready-to-use path for subsequent workflow steps.