worktrunk

Why we included this project

Running several coding agents in parallel usually means babysitting Git worktrees, since each agent needs its own checkout and the branches pile up fast. Worktrunk treats worktrees like branches, so each agent gets an isolated directory without you typing the branch name three times. Beyond the basic create, switch, and clean commands, it adds hooks that run on create or merge, LLM-generated commit messages, a merge flow that squashes and tidies up in one step, and the ability to copy build caches between worktrees so agents don't each pay a cold-start cost. Teams running Claude Code, Codex, or similar tools will find it cuts out most of the manual Git ceremony. It's a productivity tool rather than an agent itself.