create-worktree-skill

# Worktree Creator Skill

This skill enables creating fully configured git worktrees for parallel development with isolated ports, databases, and configuration.

## When to use this skill

Use this skill when:
- User asks to create a git worktree
- User wants to set up parallel development environments
- User needs to run multiple instances simultaneously
- User mentions working on multiple branches at once
- User wants isolated testing environments

## Instructions

### Step 1: Understand the request

Extract from the user's request:
- **Branch name** (required): The git branch to create the worktree from
  - If the branch name is not provided, stop and ask the user to provide a branch name
- **Port offset** (optional): Custom port offset (if not provided, auto-calculated)

### Step 2: Invoke the slash command

Use the SlashCommand tool to run:

```
/git-simple:create_worktree_prompt <branch-name> [port-offset]
```

**Examples:**
- `/git-simple:create_worktree_prompt feature-auth` - Creates worktree with auto-calculated ports
- `/git-simple:create_worktree_prompt fix-bug 2` - Creates worktree with port offset 2 (ports 4020, 5193)

### Step 3: Share results

The `/git-simple:create_worktree_prompt` command will:
- Create the git worktree in `trees/<branch-name>`
- Configure isolated ports (auto-incremented to avoid conflicts)
- Set up environment files with proper configuration
- Install dependencies for server and client
- Start both services automatically
- Provide access URLs and management instructions

Share the command output with the user, highlighting:
- Access URLs for the dashboard
- Ports being used
- How to stop/restart the worktree
- How to remove it later

## Examples

### Example 1: Simple worktree creation

**User:** "Create a worktree for the feature-dashboard branch"

**Your response:** Use SlashCommand to run `/git-simple:create_worktree_prompt feature-dashboard`

### Example 2: Worktree with specific port offset

**User:** "Set up a parallel envi