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git-worktree-manager

Managing multiple Git worktrees for parallel work — setup, workflows, and cleanup.

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## Overview

`git worktree` lets one repository have multiple checked-out working trees —
work on a hotfix, a feature, and a review simultaneously without stashing or
cloning. Each worktree has its own branch, working directory, and (mostly)
independent state, all sharing one object database. This skill covers the
workflows and hygiene that make worktrees a superpower instead of a mess.

## When to use

- Working on two branches in parallel (feature + urgent hotfix)
- Running long tests/builds in one worktree while coding in another
- Reviewing a colleague's branch without disturbing your work
- Setting up a clean worktree for bisecting or experimenting