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superpowers-git-worktree

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Manages isolated git worktrees and development branches for feature development.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Use this skill to isolate new feature development in clean git branches or worktrees.

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  2. Distinctive:

    Run existing tests in the new branch to ensure a clean starting state.

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SKILL.md

Superpowers: Git Worktree Workflow Skill

Use this skill to isolate new feature development in clean git branches or worktrees.

Commands & Guidelines

  1. Create Worktree:
    git worktree add -b feature/my-feature ../worktrees/my-feature main
  2. Verify Clean Baseline:
    • Run existing tests in the new branch to ensure a clean starting state.
  3. Clean Up:
    • Merge or create PR when finished, then remove the worktree:
    git worktree remove ../worktrees/my-feature

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