What is the main benefit of using the worktree-management skill?

It automates the creation and cleanup of Git worktrees using specific repository scripts, ensuring consistency in how environments are hydrated and managed across different branches.

Does this skill handle build caches for languages like Rust?

Yes, it is designed to utilize shared build caches (specifically for Rust target directories) to prevent redundant compilation when working across multiple worktrees.

Can I create a worktree without running setup scripts?

Yes, you can use the --no-hydrate flag when creating a new worktree to skip the toolchain hydration process for a faster setup.

Where are the worktrees typically located?

The skill manages worktrees within a standardized path at /workspaces/worktrees/, keeping your primary development directory organized and clutter-free.

Git Worktree Manager

Name: Git Worktree Manager
Author: JoernStoehler

byJoernStoehler

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Manages isolated Git worktrees using repository-specific scripts to streamline parallel branch development and environment hydration.

About

The Git Worktree Manager skill automates the complex task of handling multiple Git worktrees within a repository. It allows developers to seamlessly create, remove, and inspect worktrees using specialized scripts that handle branch initialization from main and optional toolchain hydration. By isolating work into specific paths and leveraging shared build caches—particularly optimized for Rust projects—this skill helps developers maintain a clean workspace while working on multiple features or bug fixes simultaneously without the friction of frequent branch switching or stashing.

Key Features

Automated worktree creation with branch initialization from main
Efficient handling of shared build caches for optimized compilation
Pre-configured path management for standardized workspace organization
Environment hydration management via repo-specific setup scripts
0 GitHub stars
Simplified worktree removal and lifecycle management

Use Cases

Optimizing build times in monorepos using shared build cache directories
Parallel feature development without context-switching in the main directory
Isolating emergency bug fixes into dedicated, hydrated environments

About

Key Features

Automated worktree creation with branch initialization from main
Efficient handling of shared build caches for optimized compilation
Pre-configured path management for standardized workspace organization
Environment hydration management via repo-specific setup scripts
0 GitHub stars
Simplified worktree removal and lifecycle management

Use Cases

Optimizing build times in monorepos using shared build cache directories
Parallel feature development without context-switching in the main directory
Isolating emergency bug fixes into dedicated, hydrated environments