atlas

Atlas — Developer Toolkit for Claude Code

A productivity toolbox for shipping products faster.

Copyright (c) 2026 Geert Wille

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geertwille/
• GitHub: https://github.com/GeertWille/

Plugins

Plugin	Prefix	Description
g	/g:	Git productivity tools

Commands

Command	Description
/g:worktree	Create, list, or clean up git worktrees with full project bootstrapping
/g:worktree <description>	Create a new worktree from a feature description
/g:worktree cleanup <name>	Remove a worktree safely
/g:setup	Install tmux-worktree-switcher and configure tmux keybinding

tmux Worktree Switcher

The g plugin includes tmux-worktree-switcher, a fast fzf-based worktree navigator for tmux. It shows all worktrees in a popup and lets you quickly switch between them.

Features:

• Shows active (●) and inactive (○) worktrees
• Displays the current command/task running in each worktree
• Creates a new tmux window when switching to an inactive worktree
• Focuses the correct pane when switching to an active worktree

Quick Setup

Run /g:setup in Claude Code to automatically install the switcher.

Manual Setup

1. Copy the script to your PATH:

   cp /path/to/atlas/plugins/g/bin/tmux-worktree-switcher ~/.local/bin/
   chmod +x ~/.local/bin/tmux-worktree-switcher
   

2. Add the keybinding to ~/.tmux.conf:

   bind g display-popup -E -w 80% -h 60% "tmux-worktree-switcher"
   

3. Reload tmux config:

   tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf
   

4. Press Ctrl+B g to open the worktree switcher popup.

Requirements

• tmux
• fzf
• git

Installation

From GitHub

1. In Claude Code, add the marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add GeertWille/atlas

2. Install the plugin:

/plugin install g@atlas

From a local clone

If you prefer working from a local copy:

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/GeertWille/atlas.git

2. In Claude Code, add the marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add /path/to/atlas

3. Install the plugin:

/plugin install g@atlas

Choosing scope

By default plugins install to user scope (available in all projects). To install for a specific project only:

/plugin install g@atlas --scope project

Managing plugins

You can also use the interactive plugin manager:

/plugin

This opens a UI where you can browse the Discover tab to find and install Atlas plugins.

License

MIT