Gitflow setup
Skill jagp/claude-session-guardrails/gitflow-worktrees/skills/gitflow-setup
Enable Claude Code's background worktree isolation for the gitflow-worktrees plugin. Use when installing gitflow-worktrees or when the user wants background agents to run in isolated, gitflow-named worktrees.From its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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gitflow-setup
Turn on background worktree isolation so each background agent runs in its own git
worktree — whose branch this plugin's WorktreeCreate hook will name feature/*.
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Show the current setting:
sh "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/setup.sh" -
Explain the trade-off: isolation stops background agents from colliding in the main working tree, at the cost of more worktrees to track. Recommend pairing it with the
fear-of-abandonmentaudit so nothing gets stranded. -
If the user consents, enable it:
sh "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/setup.sh" --enable -
Report the new value. Note that it applies to newly-spawned background agents, and that the exact accepted value (
"worktree"vs an alternative) may depend on the Claude Code version — the setup script prints a fallback if the first is rejected.
What ships with it
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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.