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Git worktree helpers for parallel development. Use when working with git worktrees, managing parallel branches, or when user mentions worktrees, parallel development, or branch isolation.

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SKILL.md

name Worktree Management
description Git worktree helpers for parallel development. Use when working with git worktrees, managing parallel branches, or when user mentions worktrees, parallel development, or branch isolation.
allowed-tools Read, Bash, Write

Worktree Management

This skill provides git worktree management helpers for parallel development and branch isolation.

What This Skill Provides

1. Worktree Operations

  • Create worktrees for feature branches
  • List active worktrees
  • Remove completed worktrees
  • Sync worktrees with main branch

2. Parallel Development Support

  • Isolate work on separate branches
  • Switch between features easily
  • Prevent branch conflicts

3. Worktree Scripts

  • create-worktree.sh - Create new worktree for branch
  • list-worktrees.sh - Show all active worktrees
  • sync-worktree.sh - Sync worktree with main
  • cleanup-worktree.sh - Remove completed worktrees

Instructions

Creating a Worktree

When user wants to work on a feature in parallel:

  1. Create worktree for new feature: !{bash git worktree add ../project-feature-name -b feature-name}

  2. User can now work in ../project-feature-name independently

  3. Changes in main project don't affect the worktree

Listing Worktrees

Show all active worktrees:

!{bash git worktree list}

Syncing a Worktree

Sync worktree with latest main branch:

  1. Navigate to worktree
  2. Fetch latest changes
  3. Rebase or merge as appropriate

Removing a Worktree

When feature is complete:

!{bash git worktree remove ../project-feature-name}

Worktree Workflow Example

Scenario: Working on two features simultaneously

  1. Main project in /project
  2. Feature A in /project-feature-a (worktree)
  3. Feature B in /project-feature-b (worktree)

Each can be developed independently without conflicts.

Best Practices

  • Use worktrees for long-running features
  • Keep worktrees in sibling directories
  • Clean up completed worktrees regularly
  • Sync worktrees before merging
  • Use consistent naming conventions

Success Criteria

  • ✅ Worktrees are created correctly
  • ✅ Parallel development is isolated
  • ✅ Syncing keeps worktrees up to date
  • ✅ Cleanup removes unused worktrees

Plugin: 04-iterate Skill Type: Git Helpers + Scripts Auto-invocation: Yes (via description matching)