git-worktree
Git Worktree Management
Overview
This skill provides comprehensive Git worktree management capabilities, enabling work on multiple branches simultaneously in isolated directories. Worktrees eliminate the need for stashing when switching contexts and are ideal for parallel development, quick bug fixes, and code reviews.
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when the user wants to:
- Create a new worktree from a local branch, remote branch, or new branch
- List all active worktrees with detailed information
- Delete and clean up worktrees
- Get navigation commands to switch between worktrees
- Set up parallel development environments
How It Works
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