Codingv6fd4507By Jesse Vincent

Using Git Worktrees

A workspace-isolation helper for parallel or risky work. Before starting a feature or executing a plan, it ensures you're working in an isolated environment — a git worktree or native equivalent — so experiments and long-running branches don't disturb your main checkout. Makes it cheap to run several streams of work side by side. Third-party skill from Jesse Vincent's Superpowers collection.

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Install

Simple install — no setup required

1

Download the skill file below

2

Add it to Claude — pick your platform:

Claude desktop app

  1. Open the Claude desktop app
  2. Go to Code, then Customize
  3. Click Create a new skill
  4. Upload the skill file you downloaded

claude.ai (web)

  1. Go to Customize, then Skills
  2. Click +, then Create a new skill
  3. Upload the skill file you downloaded
3

Say a trigger phrase to activate it

Download skill file

What this skill does

This is an overview of the skill from the site, not the skill's real instructions. The full SKILL.md Claude reads when this skill is active lives on GitHub at the pinned source below.

The full SKILL.md for this third-party skill lives on GitHub at the pinned commit we reviewed. Open it to read the exact instructions Claude will follow.

View full SKILL.md on GitHub