Ae ltd worktree mesh

Skill aegntic/cldcde/skills/ae-ltd-worktree-mesh

Use when parallel branches are needed for feature work, hotfixes, or review fixes using git worktrees with minimal context switching. AE.LTD workflow for safe creation, usage, and cleanup.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add aegntic/cldcde --skill ae-ltd-worktree-mesh

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AE.LTD Worktree Mesh

What This Skill Does

Manages parallel Git worktrees for isolated feature work, hotfixes, and review fixes without context switching. Niche gem source: create-worktrees plugin from awesome-claude-code-toolkit.

Create isolated worktrees for parallel tasks
Map branch ownership across worktrees
Clean up merged/obsolete worktrees safely

Quick Start

User: "I need to work on two features in parallel"
→ git worktree list → git worktree add ../repo-feature -b feature main

Workflow

Inspect current worktrees. Run git worktree list and map branch ownership.
Create targeted worktree. git worktree add ../<repo>-<task> -b <branch> <base>
Isolate runtime config. Do not duplicate secrets. Keep per-worktree local env overrides where needed.
Keep each worktree single-purpose. One task or ticket per worktree. Avoid mixed commits.
Clean only when safe. Remove merged/obsolete worktrees, then run git worktree prune.

Guardrails

Never remove worktrees with uncommitted changes.
Use git branch -d, not force delete, unless user explicitly approves.
Keep worktrees outside the main repo directory.
Use descriptive branch names tied to the task.