Worktree ops

Skill mike-diff/ai-coding-configs/.cursor/skills/worktree-ops

Multi-agent harness configurations: agent teams, safety hooks, skills and context engineering patterns

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npx -y skills add mike-diff/ai-coding-configs --skill worktree-ops

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Operational guidance for Cursor's /worktree command. Activates when deciding whether to isolate a task in a dedicated worktree for parallel or risky work.

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/worktree — Task Isolation via Worktrees

Guidance for when and how to use Cursor's worktree isolation feature.

When to use

Risky refactors that may break the working tree
Parallel implementations of independent features
Experimental spikes you want to discard cleanly
Long-running tasks that shouldn't block the main branch

How it works

/worktree creates an isolated git worktree with its own branch
Work proceeds independently — no conflicts with main
When done, merge or cherry-pick back, then clean up the worktree

Best practices

Name worktrees descriptively: feat/short-description or fix/issue-ref
Keep worktree lifespan short — merge or discard within a session
Use --worktree flag with cursor agent for headless runs