Wt init

Claude Code plugins to keep you in the development flowFrom the repository description

Install

npx -y skills add salimhamed/claude-code-flow --skill wt-init

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Scan the current project and generate a .worktreerc.yml with sensible defaults for the wt-create skill.

Look for .worktreerc.yml or .worktreerc.yaml in the repository root.

If one exists, read it, show it to the user, and ask if they want to overwrite or update it. Stop if they decline.

Use Glob to detect files that are typically gitignored but needed for development:

For each candidate found, verify it is actually gitignored:

git check-ignore <file>

Only include files that are gitignored (exit code 0). Files tracked by git don't need to be copied.

Use Glob to detect lock files and dev tooling:

File Found	Suggested Hook
`uv.lock` or `pyproject.toml` (with `[tool.uv]`)	`uv sync`
`package-lock.json`	`npm ci`
`yarn.lock`	`yarn install`
`pnpm-lock.yaml`	`pnpm install`
`Gemfile.lock`	`bundle install`
`.mise.toml` or `.tool-versions`	`mise install`
`.pre-commit-config.yaml`	`pre-commit install`

Show what was detected and proposed. Use AskUserQuestion to let the user confirm or adjust:

Generate the file with the confirmed settings.

Example output:

worktree:
  copy:
    - .env
    - .env.local

  post_create:
    - uv sync
    - pre-commit install

Omit copy or post_create sections entirely if they would be empty.