worktrunk

You can manage git worktrees for parallel workflows by using a command-line interface that automates worktree creation, switching, merging, and removal. This allows multiple agents to operate on separate branches simultaneously without manual intervention.

Git worktrees are linked working directories allowing multiple branches to be checked out simultaneously from a single repository. You need them when running parallel workflows where each agent operates on its own branch without stashing or committing current changes.

Yes, the git worktree lifecycle can be fully automated with hooks at every stage. This includes automated hooks during worktree creation, switching, merging, and removal to streamline parallel development without manual intervention.

Yes, you need both git and the associated wt worktree management tool installed. These dependencies are required to execute the command-line operations for creating, switching, merging, and removing worktrees.

The best way to switch to a new git worktree for a feature branch is using the command-line interface to quickly create a new worktree, make changes, and merge back automatically without manual branch switching or stashing.