ck:worktree

Development

Create isolated git worktree for parallel development in monorepos.

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Git Worktree

Create an isolated git worktree for parallel feature development.

Workflow

Step 1: Get Repo Info

node .opencode/skills/worktree/scripts/worktree.cjs info --json

Parse JSON response for: repoType, baseBranch, projects, worktreeRoot, worktreeRootSource.

Step 2: Detect Branch Prefix

From user's description:

"fix", "bug", "error", "issue" → fix
"refactor", "restructure", "rewrite" → refactor
"docs", "documentation", "readme" → docs
"test", "spec", "coverage" → test
"chore", "cleanup", "deps" → chore
"perf", "performance", "optimize" → perf
Default → feat

Step 3: Convert to Slug

"add authentication system" → add-auth "fix login bug" → login-bug Max 50 chars, kebab-case.

Step 4: Handle Monorepo

If repoType === "monorepo" and project not specified, use AskUserQuestion:

AskUserQuestion({
  questions: [{
    header: "Project",
    question: "Which project for the worktree?",
    options: projects.map(p => ({ label: p.name, description: p.path })),
    multiSelect: false
  }]
})

Step 5: Execute

Monorepo:

node .opencode/skills/worktree/scripts/worktree.cjs create "<PROJECT>" "<SLUG>" --prefix <TYPE>

Standalone:

node .opencode/skills/worktree/scripts/worktree.cjs create "<SLUG>" --prefix <TYPE>

Options:

--prefix - Branch type: feat|fix|refactor|docs|test|chore|perf
--worktree-root <path> - Override default location (only if needed)
--json - JSON output
--dry-run - Preview

Step 6: Install Dependencies

Based on project context, run in background:

bun.lock → bun install
pnpm-lock.yaml → pnpm install
yarn.lock → yarn install
package-lock.json → npm install
poetry.lock → poetry install
requirements.txt → pip install -r requirements.txt
Cargo.toml → cargo build
go.mod → go mod download

Commands

Command	Usage	Description
`create`	`create [project] <feature>`	Create worktree
`remove`	`remove <name-or-path>`	Remove worktree
`info`	`info`	Repo info with worktree location
`list`	`list`	List worktrees

Notes

Script auto-detects superproject, monorepo, and standalone repos
Default worktree location is smart: superproject > monorepo > sibling
Use --worktree-root only to override defaults
Env templates (.env*.example) auto-copied with .example suffix removed