What problem does it solve? Working on multiple features or parallel backend/frontend streams in one repository forces constant branch switching and risks mixing unrelated changes. This Skill sets up isolated git worktrees so each feature gets its own directory and branch without disturbing the current workspace. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Flexible Worktree Layouts: Create a single unified worktree, a backend-only or frontend-only worktree, or separate backend and frontend worktrees with matching branch naming conventions. - Safety Verification: Detects or prompts for the worktree directory, ensures it is git-ignored before creation, and enforces a clean backend/frontend project structure to prevent merge conflicts. - Baseline Validation: Auto-detects the project stack (Node.js, Rust, Python, Go), installs dependencies, and runs tests to confirm a clean starting point. - Use Case: A developer starting a large feature that touches both API and UI asks for separate worktrees, gets feature/<name>-backend and feature/<name>-frontend branches in isolated directories, each verified with passing tests before implementation begins. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to set up isolated git worktrees for a new feature, choosing unified, backend-only, frontend-only, or separate backend and frontend worktrees.
