worktree-managerlisted

# Git Worktree Manager Skill Manages git worktrees for parallel development with automatic environment isolation. ## Activation Triggers This skill activates when the user: - Asks about "worktree" or "git worktree" - Mentions "wt" in context of git/branches - Wants to "work on multiple branches simultaneously" - Needs a "separate workspace for a feature" - Asks about "parallel development" setup - Wants to "set up a new branch workspace" - Has "docker port conflicts" between branches - Needs "database isolation" for parallel work - Asks about ".worktreeinclude" or "env isolation" ## Commands Reference | Command | Alias | Description | |---------|-------|-------------| | `/wt create <branch>` | `/wt c` | Create worktree with full isolation | | `/wt list` | `/wt ls` | Show all worktrees | | `/wt remove <branch>` | `/wt rm` | Remove worktree (stops Docker first) | | `/wt open <branch> [--editor]` | `/wt o` | Open (--cursor\|-c, --agy\|-a, --code\|-v) | ## Naming Convention Worktrees are created as siblings with `--` separator: ``` ~/[PARENT_DIRECTORY]/[REPO_NAME]/ # main repo ~/[PARENT_DIRECTORY]/[REPO_NAME]--[BRANCH_NAME]/ # worktree for [BRANCH_NAME] ``` ## Three-Layer Isolation ### Layer 1: `.worktreeinclude` — File Selection Gitignore-style file at repo root controlling which untracked files to copy. Auto-generated with sensible defaults on first `wt create`. ```ini .env* # apps/*/.env* [rewrite] auto [docker] auto ``` ### Layer 2: `[rewrite]` —