wt-helplisted

# Worktree Help `$ARGUMENTS` is the user's question. If empty, print the **Overview** section below verbatim. Otherwise, answer their question using the **FAQ** section as your primary reference, falling back to your knowledge of git worktrees and this repo's setup. Keep answers concise and practical. When relevant, include `code .claude/worktrees/<branch-dir>` — it's the single most useful tip for new users. --- ## Overview (print when `$ARGUMENTS` is empty) The `/wt-*` skills are a thin wrapper around git worktrees that let you run multiple branches of this repo in parallel, each in its own isolated directory. **Why it exists.** Switching branches mid-task is disruptive: you stash, rebuild, lose state. Worktrees give each branch its own directory and its own SwiftPM build cache — so you (or a parallel Claude agent) can spin up a separate task without touching what you're already working on. The skills automate the lifecycle bookkeeping. ### Links - Git worktrees docs: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree **Available `/wt-*` skills** | Command | Purpose | | ---------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | `/wt-open [branch or description] [--base <branch>]` | Create or reopen a worktree (build warm-up included) | | `/wt-list [--stale]` | List active worktrees wi