Wt Switch Create
This skill sets up a fresh worktree using the `wt` CLI and moves your session into it. You can optionally specify a branch name, target a different repository, and run a task within the new worktree—all in a single invocation.
Wt Switch Create establishes a new worktree and switches your session into it, optionally across repositories.
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Install
max-sixty/worktrunk/wt-switch-create · repository language: Rust
git clone https://github.com/max-sixty/worktrunk
cp -r worktrunk ~/.claude/skills/wt-switch-creategenerated, unverified - the skill's exact subdirectory could not be determined; check the repository on GitHub
Frequently asked questions
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How do I create a wt switch?
Wt Switch Create sets up a fresh worktree using the `wt` CLI and moves your session into it. You can optionally specify a branch name, target a different repository, and run a task within the new worktree—all in a single invocation.
What does Wt Switch Create do?
Wt Switch Create instantiates a new wt switch object by initializing a fresh worktree via the `wt` CLI. The skill automatically transitions your session into the newly created worktree, with support for custom branch names, alternative repositories, and task execution.
Can I specify a branch when using Wt Switch Create?
Yes. Wt Switch Create allows you to optionally specify a branch name during worktree creation. You can also target a different repository and run a task within the new worktree—all configured in a single invocation.
How do I generate and configure wt switch instances?
Wt Switch Create generates wt switch instances by setting up a fresh worktree with the `wt` CLI. Configuration options include specifying a branch name, selecting a target repository, and defining a task to run within the newly created worktree.
Does Wt Switch Create move me into the new worktree?
Yes. Wt Switch Create not only creates a fresh worktree but also moves your session into it automatically, allowing you to start working immediately in the new environment.