@carter-mcalister/pi-worktrunk

Worktrunk-backed worktree management for Pi Coding Agent.

This extension keeps a familiar /worktree ... command surface inside Pi, but it now delegates worktree behavior to Worktrunk instead of calling git worktree directly.

What changed

pi-worktrunk is now a thin wrapper around wt:

• /worktree create → wt switch --create --no-cd
• /worktree list → wt list --format=json
• /worktree remove → wt remove
• /worktree status / /worktree cd use wt list --format=json

The extension no longer reads ~/.pi/agent/pi-worktrees-settings.json.

Runtime behavior now comes from Worktrunk config files:

• user config: ~/.config/worktrunk/config.toml
• project config: .config/wt.toml

Install

1. Install the Pi extension

pi install npm:@carter-mcalister/pi-worktrunk

2. Install Worktrunk

macOS / Linux (Homebrew):

brew install worktrunk

Or follow the upstream install instructions:

• https://worktrunk.dev/worktrunk/
• https://github.com/max-sixty/worktrunk

3. Install Worktrunk shell integration

wt config shell install

4. Create Worktrunk config

User config:

wt config create

Project config:

wt config create --project

If Pi is already running, use /reload after installing the extension.

Quick start

In Pi:

/worktree init
/worktree create feature/auth-refactor
/worktree list
/worktree status
/worktree cd feature/auth-refactor
/worktree remove feature/auth-refactor

Command reference

| Command | Behavior | | --- | --- | | /worktree init | Show Worktrunk setup guidance | | /worktree settings | Show Worktrunk config info via wt config show | | /worktree create <branch> | Create a worktree via Worktrunk | | /worktree list | List worktrees and optionally switch via Worktrunk | | /worktree status | Show the current worktree from Worktrunk JSON output | | /worktree cd <name> | Print the matching worktree path | | /worktree remove <name> | Remove a worktree via Worktrunk | | /worktree prune | Deprecated; use Worktrunk-native cleanup flows | | /worktree templates | Deprecated; use Worktrunk template docs |

Aliases retained:

• /worktree ls → /worktree list
• /worktree rm → /worktree remove
• /worktree config → /worktree settings
• /worktree vars / /worktree tokens → /worktree templates

Configuration

This extension does not maintain its own runtime config anymore.

Use Worktrunk config instead:

User config

~/.config/worktrunk/config.toml

Example:

worktree-path = "{{ repo_path }}/.worktrees/{{ branch | sanitize }}"

[projects."github.com/org/repo"]
worktree-path = ".worktrees/{{ branch | sanitize }}"

Project config

.config/wt.toml

Example:

[pre-start]
deps = "bun install"

[post-start]
editor = "zellij action new-tab --name {{ branch | sanitize }} --cwd {{ worktree_path }}"

[list]
url = "http://localhost:{{ branch | hash_port }}"

See Worktrunk docs for full configuration:

• https://worktrunk.dev/config/
• https://worktrunk.dev/hook/
• https://worktrunk.dev/switch/
• https://worktrunk.dev/list/
• https://worktrunk.dev/remove/

Removed extension-owned features

The Worktrunk-backed version intentionally drops behavior that duplicated Worktrunk:

• ~/.pi/agent/pi-worktrees-settings.json
• repo pattern matching / matching strategies
• extension-managed onCreate, onSwitch, onBeforeRemove
• extension-managed branch generators
• /worktree create --generate
• /worktree create --name
• extension template preview for custom hook variables

If you used those features before, migrate them to Worktrunk config and hooks.

Notes

• This extension expects wt to be installed and available on PATH.
• Pi keeps the /worktree command surface, but Worktrunk is now the source of truth.
• For directory switching in your shell, Worktrunk shell integration is still required.

Credits

This package is a maintained fork of @zenobius/pi-worktrees.

Credit to Zenobius for the original project and foundation this fork builds on.

Development

mise install
bun install
mise run check