worktree-workflow

You can isolate feature development by creating a git worktree for each task, accompanied by a dedicated tmux session for seamless context switching between branches. This workflow keeps each feature's code and terminal environment fully separated.

Using git worktrees with dedicated tmux sessions allows you to manage parallel feature work efficiently. Each worktree gets its own tmux session, enabling instant navigation between isolated development environments without stashing or switching branches.

You can list, navigate, and attach to git worktrees from a unified workflow using fzf-assisted selection. This provides a fast, interactive interface to switch between worktrees and their corresponding tmux sessions.

Yes, you can create, attach, list, navigate, and remove git worktrees from a unified workflow. This consolidated interface handles the full lifecycle of isolated worktrees and their associated tmux sessions for efficient cleanup.

Tmux is used to provide each git worktree with a dedicated terminal session, enabling seamless context switching. While git worktrees function independently, the tmux integration is what provides the isolated terminal environment for each feature branch.