#Git Worktrees

Project worktrees give development work an isolated branch and folder. They are useful when a specialist or teammate is making code changes that should not touch your main working tree.

#Enable Code Context First

Worktrees require project code context. Add a repository source or local folder in Configuration before expecting worktree controls to be useful.

#Work in a Project Chat

Open a project channel when you want a specialist to work with project context. The channel can inherit project settings and use Browser or Code panels during development work.

#Manage Worktrees

Use the project’s Active Worktrees page to review worktrees that are currently available for the project. Empty states are normal until project code context is connected and work begins.

#Sync with the Remote

When remote sync is available, use it to keep a worktree aligned with the repository. Review changes before merging or deleting worktrees.

#What to Explore Next

• Configuration. Add code context.
• Code Knowledge Graph. Understand indexed project structure.
• Chat. Work with specialists in project channels.