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name: gobby-worktrees description: This skill should be used when the user asks to "/gobby-worktrees", "create worktree", "spawn in worktree". Manage git worktrees for parallel development - create, list, spawn agents, sync, and cleanup.

/gobby-worktrees - Worktree Management Skill

This skill manages git worktrees via the gobby-worktrees MCP server. Parse the user's input to determine which subcommand to execute.

Subcommands

/gobby-worktrees create <branch-name> - Create a new worktree

Call gobby-worktrees.create_worktree with:

• branch_name: (required) Name for the new branch
• base_branch: Base branch (default: current)
• task_id: Optional task ID to associate
• worktree_path: Custom worktree path
• create_branch: Create new branch (default true)
• project_path: Project path
• provider: LLM provider

Creates an isolated git worktree for parallel development.

Example: /gobby-worktrees create feature/auth → create_worktree(branch_name="feature/auth")

Example: /gobby-worktrees create feature/auth --task #1 → create_worktree(branch_name="feature/auth", task_id="#1")

/gobby-worktrees show <worktree-id> - Show worktree details

Call gobby-worktrees.get_worktree with:

• worktree_id: (required) Worktree ID

Returns worktree details including path, branch, status, and linked task.

Example: /gobby-worktrees show wt-abc123 → get_worktree(worktree_id="wt-abc123")

/gobby-worktrees list - List all worktrees

Call gobby-worktrees.list_worktrees with:

• status: Filter by status (active, stale, merged, abandoned)
• agent_session_id: Filter by agent session
• limit: Max results

Returns worktrees with path, branch, status, and associated task.

Example: /gobby-worktrees list → list_worktrees() Example: /gobby-worktrees list active → list_worktrees(status="active")

/gobby-worktrees spawn <branch-name> <prompt> - Spawn agent in new worktree

Call gobby-worktrees.spawn_agent_in_worktree with:

• prompt: (required) Task description for the agent
• branch_name: (required) Name for the new branch
• base_branch: Base branch
• task_id: Optional task ID
• parent_session_id: Parent session for tracking
• mode: Agent mode (terminal, headless)
• terminal: Terminal type
• provider: LLM provider
• model: Model override
• workflow: Workflow to activate
• timeout: Max runtime
• max_turns: Max conversation turns
• project_path: Project path

Creates worktree + spawns agent in one call.

Example: /gobby-worktrees spawn feature/auth Implement OAuth login → spawn_agent_in_worktree(branch_name="feature/auth", prompt="Implement OAuth login")

/gobby-worktrees delete <worktree-id> - Delete a worktree

Call gobby-worktrees.delete_worktree with:

• worktree_id: (required) Worktree ID
• force: Force deletion even with uncommitted changes

This is the proper way to clean up worktrees. It handles all cleanup:

• Removes the worktree directory and all temporary files
• Cleans up git's worktree tracking (.git/worktrees/)
• Deletes the associated git branch
• Removes the Gobby database record

Do NOT manually run git worktree remove - use this tool instead.

Example: /gobby-worktrees delete wt-abc123 → delete_worktree(worktree_id="wt-abc123") Example: /gobby-worktrees delete wt-abc123 --force → delete_worktree(worktree_id="wt-abc123", force=true)

/gobby-worktrees sync <worktree-id> - Sync with main branch

Call gobby-worktrees.sync_worktree with:

• worktree_id: (required) Worktree ID
• strategy: Sync strategy (merge, rebase)

Syncs the worktree with the main branch.

Example: /gobby-worktrees sync wt-abc123 → sync_worktree(worktree_id="wt-abc123")

/gobby-worktrees claim <worktree-id> - Claim worktree ownership

Call gobby-worktrees.claim_worktree to claim a worktree for an agent session.

/gobby-worktrees release <worktree-id> - Release worktree ownership

Call gobby-worktrees.release_worktree to release ownership.

/gobby-worktrees mark-merged <worktree-id> - Mark as merged

Call gobby-worktrees.mark_worktree_merged to mark a worktree as merged (ready for cleanup).

/gobby-worktrees detect-stale - Find stale worktrees

Call gobby-worktrees.detect_stale_worktrees to find worktrees with no recent activity.

/gobby-worktrees cleanup - Clean up stale worktrees

Call gobby-worktrees.cleanup_stale_worktrees with:

• hours: Hours of inactivity (default varies)
• dry_run: Preview without deleting
• delete_git: Also delete git worktree
• project_path: Project path

Marks and optionally deletes stale worktrees.

Example: /gobby-worktrees cleanup → cleanup_stale_worktrees() Example: /gobby-worktrees cleanup --dry-run → cleanup_stale_worktrees(dry_run="true")

/gobby-worktrees stats - Get worktree statistics

Call gobby-worktrees.get_worktree_stats for project worktree statistics.

Example: /gobby-worktrees stats → get_worktree_stats()

/gobby-worktrees by-task <task-id> - Get worktree for task

Call gobby-worktrees.get_worktree_by_task with:

• Task ID

Finds the worktree linked to a specific task.

Example: /gobby-worktrees by-task #1 → get_worktree_by_task(...)

/gobby-worktrees link <worktree-id> <task-id> - Link task to worktree

Call gobby-worktrees.link_task_to_worktree to link a task to an existing worktree.

Response Format

After executing the appropriate MCP tool, present the results clearly:

• For create: Show worktree path, branch name, and status
• For show: Full worktree details
• For list: Table with branch, path, status, task ID
• For spawn: Show worktree + agent creation confirmation
• For delete: Confirm deletion
• For sync: Show sync result
• For cleanup: Summary of affected worktrees
• For stats: Worktree statistics

Worktree Lifecycle

1. active - Currently in use
2. stale - No recent activity
3. merged - Branch merged to main
4. abandoned - Manually marked for cleanup

Error Handling

If the subcommand is not recognized, show available subcommands:

• create, show, list, spawn, delete, sync
• claim, release, mark-merged
• detect-stale, cleanup, stats
• by-task, link