What problem does it solve? Managing git worktrees with raw git worktree commands is error-prone and inconsistent, especially in agent workflows where parallel branches, status tracking, and cleanup rules matter. This Skill standardizes worktree operations through Worktrunk (wt), ensuring branches are created in configured locations, hooks run correctly, and removal follows branch-deletion rules. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Worktree Lifecycle Management: Create, switch, list, merge, and remove worktrees using wt switch, wt list, wt merge, and wt remove instead of raw Git commands. - Agent Workflow Guidance: Provides a step-by-step pattern for isolated task branches, including status reporting via Worktrunk markers and safe cleanup practices. - Fallback Handling: Defines when raw git worktree is acceptable (diagnosis, Worktrunk unavailable) and requires stating the reason when deviating. - Use Case: An agent needs to fix a bug on an isolated branch. It runs wt list to inspect state, creates the branch with wt switch --create fix-login --base ^, works in the Worktrunk-managed path, and later integrates with wt merge or cleans up with wt remove. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create a new worktree branch for your task using Worktrunk, for example by saying "create a worktree for the login fix branch with wt".
