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Create a new git worktree in a grove workspace using the grove CLI. Use when asked to start work on a new branch, create a worktree, or work in isolation from other branches.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/grove:create-grove-worktreeThis skill is limited to the following tools:
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Create a worktree using the grove CLI (not `git worktree add` directly):
Create a worktree using the grove CLI (not git worktree add directly):
grove ws worktree add [repo] <branch> [--new] [--from <base>]
grove ws worktree add myrepo existing-branchgrove ws worktree add myrepo feature/name --newgrove ws worktree add myrepo feature/name --new --from origin/mainThe worktree is placed in the shared pool and symlinked into the workspace tree:
{workspace}/trees/{repo}/{slug}/
The slug is the branch name with / replaced by - (e.g. feature/name → feature-name).
Navigate to this path to begin work. Do not use cd into the pool path directly — always use the trees/ symlink.
git worktree add directly; grove manages the pool and workspace symlinksrepo argument is inferred from $PWD when running inside a workspace repo directorygrove ws worktree list [repo] to confirm the worktree was createdIf any command fails, report the error message and error code.
npx claudepluginhub emmax86/grove --plugin groveCreates isolated git worktrees for parallel development without disrupting the main workspace. Includes safety verification to prevent accidental commits of worktree contents.
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