using-git-worktrees (superpowers)
Teaches the agent to isolate parallel work using git worktrees.
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MAESTRO 7-layer threat model + OWASP AIVSS risk score for using-git-worktrees (superpowers), derived from its capabilities.
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Overview
A superpowers skill that instructs the agent to create and manage git worktrees so parallel or experimental work stays isolated from the main checkout. Surface: runs git worktree commands on the host.
Key features and capabilities
- Isolated per-task worktrees
- Safe parallel/experimental branches
- Runs real git commands
Use cases
- Isolate a risky refactor in its own worktree
- Run parallel agents without checkout conflicts