Git Worktree Manager

Manage git worktrees for parallel feature development.

Current Worktrees

!git worktree list

Usage

/worktree                     # List worktrees (default)
/worktree add <name> [base]   # Create new worktree
/worktree remove <name>       # Remove worktree
/worktree status              # Detailed status of all worktrees

Arguments

• $1 - Subcommand: add, list, remove, status (default: list)
• $2 - For add: feature/branch name; For remove: worktree name/path
• $3 - For add: base branch (default: main/master)

Command: add

Create a new worktree in a sibling directory.

Task-Aware Naming: When name matches task-XX:

1. Detect current phase from specification/
2. Generate branch: phase-XX/task-YY-description
3. Ask for description if not provided

Examples:

• /worktree add task-02 → phase-01/task-02-shared-kernel
• /worktree add feature-auth → feature-auth (non-task)

Process:

REPO_ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)
REPO_NAME=$(basename "$REPO_ROOT")
WORKTREE_PATH="${REPO_ROOT}/../${REPO_NAME}-<branch-name>"
git worktree add -b <branch-name> "$WORKTREE_PATH" <base-branch>

Command: list

List all worktrees with their details.

git worktree list

Command: remove

Remove a worktree safely.

Process:

1. If no argument, list worktrees and ask which to remove
2. Check for uncommitted changes
3. If changes exist, WARN and ask for confirmation
4. Remove worktree and prune

git -C "<worktree-path>" status --porcelain
git worktree remove "<worktree-path>"
git worktree prune

Command: status

Show detailed status of all worktrees.

For each worktree, show:

• Path and branch name
• Uncommitted changes (if any)
• Last commit info

git -C "<path>" status --short
git -C "<path>" log --oneline -1

Interactive Mode

When /worktree is called without arguments or unclear input:

1. Show current worktrees
2. Ask what user wants to do (create, remove, view status)

Safety Rules

1. NEVER remove the main worktree
2. ALWAYS check for uncommitted changes before removal
3. ALWAYS confirm destructive operations with user
4. Use git worktree prune after removals

Finishing Work in Worktree

When done working in a worktree, use /finish-task to:

1. Squash merge all commits to main (in main repo)
2. Optionally remove the worktree directory

The /finish-task skill auto-detects WORKTREE mode and handles the merge correctly.