worktrees

Comprehensive reference for git worktrees. Covers concepts, commands, conflict resolution, and best practices. Invoke with "/worktrees:concepts" or when user mentions "worktree reference", "explain worktrees", "worktree documentation", "worktree commands", "worktree concepts", or "learn about worktrees".

Use when completing work in a worktree. Handles PR creation or direct merge, worktree removal, and branch cleanup. Invoke with "/worktrees:finish" or when user mentions "finish worktree", "clean up worktree", "merge worktree", "done with worktree", or "complete worktree work".

Use when creating a new git worktree. Handles gitignore setup, worktree creation, and provides guidance. Invoke with "/worktrees:new <name>" or when user mentions "create worktree", "new worktree", "start feature in worktree", or "isolated workspace".

Use for multi-subagent parallel development. A main Claude instance manages multiple concurrent subagents, each working in isolated worktrees. Invoke with "/worktrees:orchestrator <feature>" or when user mentions "orchestrate agents", "parallel subagents", "coordinate development", "multi-agent workflow", "spawn subagents", or "divide feature into tasks".

Use for independent development with PR-based integration. Multiple Claude instances work autonomously, each creating PRs to main. Invoke with "/worktrees:peer <feature>" or when user mentions "peer workflow", "independent worktree", "autonomous development", "PR-based workflow", or "multi-instance development".

Display comprehensive worktree status including active worktrees, stale references, and uncommitted changes. Invoke with "/worktrees:status" or when user mentions "worktree status", "list worktrees", "check worktrees", "worktree health", or "audit worktrees".