using-git-worktrees
Ensures isolated workspaces via native worktree tools, falling back to manual git worktrees.
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Overview
A superpowers skill that detects existing workspace isolation, prefers the platform's native worktree tooling, and falls back to manual git worktrees only when needed. Runs git commands to create/manage worktrees, so it has real filesystem and repo-state surface.
Key features and capabilities
- Isolation detection first
- Native-tool preference
- Manual git-worktree fallback
Use cases
- Isolating feature work from the main workspace
- Setting up a worktree before executing a plan