worktree-status

To show git worktrees and their status, the skill reads 'git worktree list' outputs and inspects each worktree path for uncommitted changes via 'git -C <path> status --short'. It reports each worktree's branch, cleanliness, and flags stale paths.

The best way to check multiple git worktrees for uncommitted changes is to run a status scan across all active paths. The skill identifies all active worktrees and highlights any uncommitted changes or inaccessible paths detected during the inspection.

To list active git worktrees and detect stale paths, the skill parses 'git worktree list' and validates each directory. It flags any stale or inaccessible paths while reporting the associated branch and change status for every active worktree.

Yes, you can use this to navigate to a specific git worktree. After identifying all active worktrees and their change status, the skill provides quick navigation instructions so you can inspect or modify any worktree path directly.

Yes, this works with multi-worktree repository workflows. It is specifically applicable to repositories using multiple worktrees, providing quick visibility into each worktree's path, branch, and cleanliness status.

A git worktree status check fails on inaccessible paths when directories become stale or detached from the main repository. The skill actively flags these stale or inaccessible paths during its worktree inspection process.