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Worktree execution

Skill shinpr/rashomon/skills/worktree-execution

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npx -y skills add shinpr/rashomon --skill worktree-execution

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Git worktree management for isolated parallel prompt execution. Use when creating isolated environments for prompt comparison or managing worktree lifecycle. Provides creation, cleanup, and orphan detection scripts.

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Worktree Execution Skill

Architecture

Two isolated worktrees enable parallel prompt execution.

Orchestrator
    │
    ├── Create Worktrees (in ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/)
    │       ├── worktree-rashomon-original-{timestamp}
    │       └── worktree-rashomon-optimized-{timestamp}
    │
    ├── Parallel Execution (Task tool)
    │       ├── Execution 1 → worktree-rashomon-original
    │       └── Execution 2 → worktree-rashomon-optimized
    │
    ├── Collect Results (await both)
    │
    └── Cleanup Worktrees (always)

Worktree Management

Creation

Script: scripts/worktree-create.sh

# Default labels (original/optimized) for prompt eval
./scripts/worktree-create.sh [repo_root]

# Custom labels for skill eval
./scripts/worktree-create.sh [repo_root] baseline with-skill
./scripts/worktree-create.sh [repo_root] old-version new-version

# Pin every pair in an evaluation run to the same commit
./scripts/worktree-create.sh [repo_root] trial-a trial-b [base_sha]

Output (stdout):

/tmp/worktree-rashomon-{label_a}-20260114-123456
/tmp/worktree-rashomon-{label_b}-20260114-123456

Properties:

  • Location: ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/
  • Naming: worktree-rashomon-{label}-{timestamp}
  • Branch: Detached HEAD at the pinned base commit
  • Base commit: Caller-supplied SHA, resolved once per evaluation
  • Active marker: Git worktree lock containing run ID, owner PID, start time, and lease expiry
  • Labels default to original / optimized if not specified

Cleanup

Script: scripts/worktree-cleanup.sh

# Remove all rashomon worktrees
./scripts/worktree-cleanup.sh [repo_root]

# Remove specific worktrees
./scripts/worktree-cleanup.sh [repo_root] path1 path2

# Remove registered orphaned worktrees, including expired Rashomon locks
./scripts/worktree-cleanup.sh --orphans [repo_root]

Cleanup Triggers:

  • After successful report generation
  • In finally block on any failure
  • On timeout
  • On startup (orphan detection)

Parallel Execution Principle

Key: To achieve true parallel execution, spawn both Task calls in a single message.

The calling command determines which agents to invoke and how to structure the Task calls. This skill provides only the worktree infrastructure.

Error Handling (Worktree Operations)

ScenarioBehavior
Creation failsReport git error, suggest checking repository state
Cleanup failsLog warning, attempt orphan cleanup on next run
Unlocked orphanRemove registered Rashomon worktree after 1 hour
Crashed locked runRemove after owner disappearance plus orphan age, or after lease expiry
Active long runSet RASHOMON_LEASE_SECONDS before creation so the lease covers the run

Scripts Reference

worktree-create.sh

Exit CodeMeaning
0Success
1Not a git repository
2Creation failed

worktree-cleanup.sh

Exit CodeMeaning
0Success (or nothing to clean)
1Not a git repository
2Cleanup partially failed

Constraints

  • No concurrent comparisons: One rashomon execution per repository
  • Git required: A version supporting git worktree lock
  • Disk space: Sufficient space for worktree copies

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