worktree-spawn

To delegate a coding task to a parallel Claude agent, this Skill creates an isolated git worktree with a task-specific branch and spawns Claude with a prompt containing your task details and project guidance.

Git worktree creates an isolated working directory and branch, allowing parallel code changes to proceed independently without interfering with your active development context.

You spawn Claude in a yarn-project by creating a new git worktree, switching into that directory, and launching Claude with instructions to read CLAUDE.md first along with the specific task constraints.

Yes, you can automate pull request generation by spawning Claude with a task prompt that includes PR target details, allowing the delegated agent to work independently while you continue your current session.

Branch automation works for multi-step engineering changes by deriving a branch name from the task description and author identity, allowing the parallel agent to proceed without further user input.

You should avoid using parallel git worktree delegation for tasks requiring continuous user interaction or contexts outside of git-based repositories, as it is designed for isolated, multi-step development.