From dev-environment
Sets up Git worktrees for running multiple parallel Claude sessions on the same repo without conflicts. Use for review, refactor, test, and docs workflows with isolated directories.
npx claudepluginhub spences10/claude-code-toolkit --plugin dev-environmentThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Run 3-5 parallel Claude sessions on same repo. "The single biggest productivity unlock." - Boris Cherny
Creates and manages git worktrees for parallel coding sessions during tests, builds, branch switching, or exploring multiple approaches.
Creates, lists, and cleans up Git worktrees for parallel Claude Code sessions on separate branches, enabling conflict-free multi-feature development.
Creates git worktree for new branch in separate directory with setup and test baseline. Enables parallel Claude Code sessions on multi-repo projects without disturbing main workspace.
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Run 3-5 parallel Claude sessions on same repo. "The single biggest productivity unlock." - Boris Cherny
Git worktrees = independent working directories sharing one repo. Each Claude session gets its own worktree. No branch conflicts, no stash juggling.
# From repo root, create worktrees
git worktree add ../myproject-review main
git worktree add ../myproject-refactor main
git worktree add ../myproject-test main
# List active worktrees
git worktree list
myproject/ # Main worktree (original clone)
myproject-review/ # Code review session
myproject-refactor/ # Refactoring session
myproject-test/ # Test writing session
myproject-docs/ # Documentation session
| Worktree | Use Case |
|---|---|
| main | Primary development, commits |
| main-review | PR reviews, code reading |
| main-refactor | Large refactors, experiments |
| main-test | Test writing, debugging |
# In worktree needing updates
git fetch origin
git rebase origin/main
# Or if working on branches
git checkout feature-branch
git pull