wt

wt wraps git worktree with opinionated defaults: worktrees are sibling directories (<repo>.worktrees/<name>/), names are memorable adjective-noun pairs, and a shell wrapper makes cd-into-worktree from a menu work.

Install

brew install sahil87/tap/wt
eval "$(wt shell-init)"   # in ~/.zshrc — needed for "Open here" cd

At a glance

wt create                # new worktree with a random name
wt list                  # show every worktree
wt open lively-otter     # menu: editor / terminal / file manager / cd here
wt delete lively-otter   # remove (with optional branch cleanup)

• Sibling layout, not clutter — <repo>.worktrees/<name>/, never inside the main repo.
• Memorable names — lively-otter, bold-fox, not feature-1.
• Real cd from a menu — the shell wrapper lets wt open change your shell’s directory.
• Per-worktree init — each new worktree runs an init script (default fab sync).

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Install, commands, and workflows pages coming soon. For now, the full README — wt create --base start-point table, every flag, wt open context-aware behavior — lives on GitHub:

→ github.com/sahil87/wt