Git Worktree Manager FAQs

Question 1

How does the skill prevent worktree files from being committed?

Accepted Answer

The skill performs a safety check using 'git check-ignore'. If the worktree directory is not ignored, it will automatically update your .gitignore and commit the change before proceeding.

Question 2

Where are the worktrees actually stored?

Accepted Answer

By default, the skill looks for .worktrees/ or worktrees/ within your project. If neither exists, it checks CLAUDE.md for preferences or asks the user to choose between a local or global hidden directory.

Question 3

Which programming languages are supported for auto-setup?

Accepted Answer

The skill currently auto-detects and runs setup commands for Node.js (npm), Rust (cargo), Python (pip/poetry), and Go.

Question 4

What happens if the baseline tests fail?

Accepted Answer

If initial tests fail in the new worktree, Claude will stop and report the failures, asking for your permission to either investigate the pre-existing issues or proceed anyway.

Question 5

What is the primary benefit of using Git worktrees with Claude?

Accepted Answer

Git worktrees allow Claude to work on a new branch in a separate directory, meaning you don't have to stash or commit unfinished work in your main workspace to start a new task.

Git Worktree Manager

主要功能

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Git Worktree Manager

主要功能

使用场景