git-worktree
Git Worktree Skill
Manage parallel development environments using git worktrees with seamless terminal integration.
Overview
Git worktrees enable multiple working directories from a single repository:
- Isolated feature development without branch switching
- Run multiple Claude Code instances in parallel
- Context switching without stashing uncommitted changes
- Clean separation of experimental work
Quick Commands
wt - Worktree Manager
The wt command creates worktrees with automatic terminal integration:
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