worktree-spawn

To run a parallel task in a git worktree, you can spawn an independent Claude instance in a separate worktree. This delegates the task to run isolated without interrupting your current conversation, allowing you to continue other work.

Git worktree branch naming derives the branch name automatically from your git config user.initials or git config user.name. It combines the author identifier with your task description to create a consistent branch structure.

Yes, you can monitor progress of a delegated task while continuing your current Claude session. The spawned Claude runs independently in a separate git worktree, ensuring your ongoing conversation remains uninterrupted.

Setting up a git worktree involves deriving a branch name from git config, choosing a worktree directory, running git worktree add with the new branch, navigating to the yarn-project directory, and launching Claude with a detailed task prompt.

Yes, worktree-spawn requires navigating to the yarn-project directory within the newly created worktree before launching Claude. This ensures the independent Claude instance operates within the correct project context.