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@thisux/pi-worktree

v1.2.0

Published

Git worktree slash commands for Pi (/worktree ls|add|open|rm|pr)

Readme

@thisux/pi-worktree

Git worktree slash commands for Pi.

Create, list, open, remove, and PR-checkout worktrees without leaving the session.

Layout

~/AGI/mobile/               ← main checkout
~/AGI/mobile-fix-login/     ← worktree for fix/login

Sibling folders next to the main repo: <repo>-<branch-slug>.

Install

pi install npm:@thisux/pi-worktree

Already in a session?

/reload

One-off try (no settings write):

pi -e npm:@thisux/pi-worktree

Update later:

pi update npm:@thisux/pi-worktree

Usage

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | /worktree | List worktrees; pick one to copy path | | /worktree ls | Same as above | | /worktree <branch> | Create worktree for branch | | /worktree add <branch> | Same as above | | /worktree open <branch> | Show path (+ copy on macOS) | | /worktree rm <branch> | Remove worktree (keeps branch; confirms) | | /worktree pr <number> | Fetch PR via gh, create worktree | | /worktree help | Show help |

Create behavior

  1. Local branch exists → attach worktree to it
  2. Else remote origin/<branch> → track it
  3. Else new branch off default (origin/main / main / master)

Path already taken by that branch → shows existing path (copied).

Remove safety

  • Refuses main worktree
  • Refuses locked worktrees
  • Always confirms
  • Dirty tree needs a second confirm before --force
  • Branch is kept; only the worktree directory is removed

PR checkout

Needs GitHub CLI (gh) authenticated.

/worktree pr 42

Fetches pull/42/head and creates a worktree on the PR head branch.

Notes

  • Must be inside a git repo.

  • Never force-pushes, hard-resets, or clean -fdx.

  • Prefer the package over a hand-copied ~/.pi/agent/extensions/git-worktree.ts — remove the loose file so it doesn't load twice:

    rm -f ~/.pi/agent/extensions/git-worktree.ts
  • Enable/disable via pi config. Confirm with pi list.

Links

Release flow

Same automation as @thisux/pi-double-esc-clear:

  1. Land PRs on main with conventional commits (feat:, fix:, docs:, …).
  2. release-please opens a release PR (version bump + CHANGELOG.md).
  3. Merge the release PR → GitHub Release/tag → CI runs bun publish.

Manual republish: Actions → ReleaseRun workflow (pass an existing tag).

Needs repo secret NPM_TOKEN (npm automation token allowed to publish under @thisux).

License

MIT · ThisUX