القائمة
Using git worktrees for parallel development. Trigger when the user wants to work on multiple branches simultaneously, do parallel dev, or manage worktrees.
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Multi-agent team orchestration with native Agent Teams. Trigger when the user wants to launch a team of agents, coordinate parallel work with inter-agent communication, or use swarm mode.
Perform a thorough code review. Use when the user requests a review, wants to verify code quality, or before merging a PR.
Context transfer between AI sessions. Trigger when the user wants to save the context, resume a task, or hand off the work to another session.
API mock configuration for tests. Trigger when the user wants to mock APIs, use MSW, or test without a backend.
Debug and resolve problems. Use when the user has a bug, an error, an unexpected behavior, or wants to understand why something is not working.
TDD development with Red-Green-Refactor cycle. Use to implement a feature by writing tests BEFORE the code. Trigger automatically when the user asks for TDD, wants to write tests first, mentions "test first", or asks to implement, add, create, fix, correct code, a new feature, a bugfix, or a functionality.
| name | git-worktrees |
| description | Using git worktrees for parallel development. Trigger when the user wants to work on multiple branches simultaneously, do parallel dev, or manage worktrees. |
| allowed-tools | ["Read","Bash","Glob","Grep"] |
| context | fork |
"The single biggest productivity unlock." — Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code
Generic worktree mechanics (git worktree add/list/remove/prune, branch isolation, hooks sharing) are canonical at git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree. This skill scopes to Claude-Code-specific worktree integration — what isn't in the git docs.
Three settings in .claude/settings.json shape how Claude Code uses worktrees:
| Setting | Values | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
worktree.sparsePaths | array of globs | Limit which files a worktree includes — speeds up monorepo operations and narrows Claude's exploration context |
worktree.bgIsolation | "auto" (default) / "none" | Background sessions/agents default to writing into .claude/worktrees/; "none" lets them edit the working copy directly |
worktree.baseRef | "fresh" / "head" | "fresh" branches new worktrees from origin/<default>, "head" from local HEAD (inherits in-progress local commits) |
Both bgIsolation and baseRef apply to --worktree, the EnterWorktree tool, and agent-isolation worktrees.
The foundation-specific workflow is 1 worktree = 1 branch = 1 named Claude session:
git worktree add ../myapp-feature-auth -b feature/auth
cd ../myapp-feature-auth && claude -n "auth"
The --name/-n flag tags the session for logs and terminal identification. Combined with worktrees this lets you run 5+ Claude Code sessions in parallel without state collision — see the "Parallel Sessions" section in CLAUDE.md.
/work:work-explore — dedicate an analysis worktree to read-only explorationsession-handoff skill — transfer context across worktreesparallel-agents / agent-teams skills — orchestration on top of multi-worktree setups