Git Worktree Manager FAQs

Question 1

Why does this skill check for .gitignore entries?

Accepted Answer

The skill verifies that local worktree directories are ignored by Git to prevent the contents of those worktrees from being accidentally committed into your main repository.

Question 2

How does Claude decide where to create the worktree?

Accepted Answer

It follows a priority system: it first checks for existing .worktrees/ or worktrees/ folders, then looks for a preference in CLAUDE.md, and finally asks the user for a choice between local or global storage.

Question 3

What happens if baseline tests fail in the new worktree?

Accepted Answer

The skill will report the failures immediately and ask for your permission before proceeding, ensuring you don't build on top of a broken codebase.

Question 4

Which programming languages does the setup process support?

Accepted Answer

The skill automatically detects and configures dependencies for Node.js (npm), Rust (cargo), Python (pip/poetry), and Go (go mod) projects.

Question 5

What are Git worktrees and why should I use them?

Accepted Answer

Git worktrees allow you to have multiple branches of the same repository checked out simultaneously in different directories, enabling you to switch tasks without stashing or committing unfinished work.

Git Worktree Manager

主要功能

使用场景

Git Worktree Manager

主要功能

使用场景