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using-git-worktrees

Create or verify an isolated git worktree before starting any development work. Prevents main branch contamination, enables parallel feature development, and gives subagents a clean baseline. Use at the start of every feature branch.

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# Using Git Worktrees

## Why Worktrees

A worktree is a second checkout of the same repo in a separate directory. Each worktree has its own working tree and HEAD, but shares the git object store. This means:

- Subagents work in isolation — no interference with your main session
- You can switch tasks without stashing
- Parallel features develop independently
- Clean rollback: abandon the worktree, nothing pollutes main

## When to Use

Use at the START of every feature or bug fix. Do NOT start implementation until a clean worktree exists or you've confirmed you're already in one.