Git Worktree
kimny1143
Creates isolated Git worktrees to safely experiment with branches without affecting the main repository.
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33 skills matching “worktree”
kimny1143
Creates isolated Git worktrees to safely experiment with branches without affecting the main repository.
lgbarn
Enables parallel experimentation using Git worktrees within LGBARN's backend for efficient model training and version control.
auldsyababua
Creates a new, isolated work tree for development projects using Git, managed by auldsyababua's tools.
glennguilloux
Creates a clean Git work tree based on specified branch, isolating development without affecting main repository.
giladresisi
Provides creation guidance and assistance for software development workflows.
testacode
Manages Git worktrees for efficient parallel development and experimentation, boosting developer productivity by isolating branches.
harris21
This skill automatically manages Laravel worktrees for multiple environments, streamlining deployments and ensuring consistent development setups.
win4r
Dispatch development tasks to Claude Code with automatic callback on completion. Supports Agent Teams for parallel dev+test, cost controls, model fallback, and MCP integration.
Kuberwastaken
Parallel autonomous ML research agents with a Director, git worktrees for per-agent experiment branches, a Skills library for validated technique reuse, a Synthesizer that distills collective knowledge overnight, and circadian rhythm (leisure 03:00–06:00 for paper reading and creative thinking). Uses OpenClaw sessions_spawn, cron, and steer natively. Use when: (1) start or run ML research agents overnight, (2) check agent status or experiment results, (3) view leaderboard or morning digest, (4) steer or stop agents, (5) ask what agents discovered or are exploring, (6) set up Litmus for the first time. NOT for: general coding, non-ML tasks, or machines without a GPU.
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