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Create and configure git worktrees for parallel development. Use when the user wants to start a new worktree, work on multiple branches simultaneously, set up an isolated development environment, or mentions worktree.
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| name | worktree-manager |
| description | Create and configure git worktrees for parallel development. Use when the user wants to start a new worktree, work on multiple branches simultaneously, set up an isolated development environment, or mentions worktree. |
Create fully configured git worktrees for parallel development.
If not provided, ALWAYS use the AskQuestion tool:
If the user selects "specify", ask conversationally for the branch name (e.g., RETIRE-1234).
[MAIN_WORKTREE] = current workspace root (e.g., /Users/timmy.garrabrant/Developer/mobile-app)[PROJECT_NAME] = basename of main worktree (e.g., mobile-app)[WORKTREES_DIR] = ../worktrees/[PROJECT_NAME] (e.g., Developer/worktrees/mobile-app)[NEW_WORKTREE] = [WORKTREES_DIR]/[BRANCH_NAME]Ensure the worktrees directory exists:
mkdir -p [WORKTREES_DIR]
# Check for existing branch
git branch --list [BRANCH_NAME]
# Check for existing worktree
git worktree list | grep [BRANCH_NAME]
If exists, ALWAYS use the AskQuestion tool:
Based on the response:
For a NEW branch (based on origin/main):
git fetch origin main
git worktree add [NEW_WORKTREE] -b [BRANCH_NAME] origin/main
For an EXISTING branch:
# Fetch the branch if it's remote-only
git fetch origin [BRANCH_NAME]
# Create worktree using existing branch (no -b flag)
git worktree add [NEW_WORKTREE] [BRANCH_NAME]
If unclear whether they want a new branch or to use an existing one, ALWAYS use the AskQuestion tool:
Based on the response, use the appropriate workflow above.
Copy .env from the main worktree (not .env.example):
cp [MAIN_WORKTREE]/.env [NEW_WORKTREE]/.env
cd [NEW_WORKTREE]
npm install
Monitor progress - this takes several minutes.
Worktree created!
Branch: [BRANCH_NAME]
Location: [NEW_WORKTREE]
Based on: origin/main
Files copied: .env
Dependencies: installed
Always open the new worktree in a new Cursor window automatically — never prompt.
cursor [NEW_WORKTREE]
# Remove worktree
git worktree remove [NEW_WORKTREE]
# Delete branch if merged
git branch -d [BRANCH_NAME]
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Publish implementation plans to Notion instead of local markdown. Use whenever creating an implementation plan, architecture plan, spike plan, migration plan, or any planning document. Replaces local docs/ output with a Notion page under the Planning docs page.
List and remove old git worktrees sorted by last activity. Shows when each worktree was last touched and lets the user pick which ones to remove. Also cleans up the associated local branch and AVD emulator if one exists. Use when the user says "cleanup worktrees", "remove worktrees", "delete old worktrees", "clean up branches", or "list worktrees".
Delete all Android emulators created by the build-android-app skill. Finds AVDs matching the {project}_{branch} naming convention, shuts down any that are running, and deletes them. Use when the user says "cleanup emulators", "delete emulators", "remove avds", or "clean up android emulators".
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Build, install, and launch an iOS app on the Simulator after code changes. Auto-detects project file, scheme, bundle ID, and simulator. Use after making code changes to verify compilation, when the user says "build the app", "run the app", "launch on simulator", or when a workspace rule says to build after changes.