wtp

Create a git worktree from a natural language task description by generating a standardized type/slug branch name and executing wtp add -b. You can review or edit the suggested branch name and confirm the action before the worktree is created.

Fetch Todoist tasks to generate git branch names automatically when no CLI argument is provided. If Todoist is unavailable, the workflow falls back to manual task input so you can still type a description and produce a standardized branch name.

Supported branch naming conventions for git worktree creation include standard prefixes: feat, fix, refactor, docs, chore, and test. The system applies the correct prefix and slug based on the detected intent of your natural language task description.

No external dependencies are required to automate git worktree setup beyond the wtp CLI tool. Todoist integration is optional and used for fetching tasks, with a fallback to manual task input if the service is unavailable.

If Todoist is unavailable when generating a branch name, the workflow falls back to manual task input. You can type or select a task description directly, and the system will still generate a type/slug branch name and create the worktree.

You can edit a suggested branch name before the git worktree is created. The workflow prompts you to review or modify the generated type/slug name, ensuring the branch matches your standards before executing wtp add -b.