cmux-and-worktrees
cmux and Worktrees
Run concurrent coding sessions safely by isolating each task in a git worktree.
Non-Negotiable Command Rule
- Use
cmuxfor every command in this skill. - Do not substitute
git worktreein normal operation. - If a
cmuxcommand fails, verify availability withtype cmuxfirst.
Preflight
- Verify current directory is inside a git repo:
git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree
- Verify
cmuxis available:
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