/worktree

Create a git worktree for the current repo (named repo-<slug>, placed at <repo-parent>/repo-<slug>), enter an existing worktree, list them, or remove one. Worktrees let the agent or user work on a separate branch in parallel without touching the current checkout.

When to use

• User wants to start parallel work on a branch without losing in-progress state on the current checkout.
• User says "/worktree", "make a worktree for X", "branch off into a worktree", "spin up a sandbox".
• User wants to switch into ("hop into", "enter") an existing worktree to continue prior work.

Do NOT use for plain branch switching (git switch -c) when there is no in-progress work to preserve — a worktree is heavier than a branch.

Subcommands

If the user did not name one, infer:

• create → mentions "new", "make", "spin up", or names a branch/slug that does not match an existing worktree.
• enter → mentions "hop", "enter", "go to", or names a slug/path that matches an existing worktree.
• list → mentions "list", "show", "what worktrees".
• remove → mentions "remove", "delete", "tear down".