What problem does it solve? Running multiple coding tasks in parallel on the same repository causes branch conflicts and context mixing. This Skill acts as a thin dispatcher that spins up isolated git worktrees via workmux, each with its own detailed prompt file, so agents can implement tasks independently. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Parallel task dispatch: Write a prompt file per task and run workmux add <name> -b -P <file> to create one worktree per task. - Skill delegation: Pass skill references like /auto or /plan-review (with flags) through to the worktree agent instead of writing manual implementation steps. - Workflow flags: Use --merge to have the agent commit, rebase, and merge via the /merge skill, or --fork to copy the current conversation context into the new worktree. - Use Case: You have three independent bug fixes. Invoke the skill with all three tasks; it writes three prompt files and creates three worktrees, each with its own branch and agent. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to launch your tasks in new git worktrees using the worktree skill, optionally with --merge or --fork flags.