max-sixty-worktrunk

Overview

Worktrunk is a CLI tool for git worktree management designed for running AI coding agents in parallel. It simplifies the clunky native git worktree UX into three core commands that make worktrees as easy as branches, enabling developers to scale 5-10+ concurrent AI agent sessions without them stepping on each other's changes.

Key Features

• Three core commands — create, switch, and manage worktrees by branch name with paths automatically computed from a configurable template, eliminating the repetitive typing of native git worktree commands
• Built for parallel AI agents — each agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) gets its own isolated working directory so multiple agents can work on different tasks simultaneously without conflicts
• Hooks for local workflows — automate setup and teardown of worktree-specific configurations, dependencies, and environment through built-in hook support
• Quality-of-life features — includes conveniences for managing many parallel changes at once, built as a polished Rust CLI with no AI-generated code

Who is this for?

Worktrunk is for developers who run multiple AI coding agents in parallel and need each one to operate in its own isolated git worktree. It is especially useful for teams and individuals who manage several concurrent feature branches or tasks with Claude Code, Codex, or similar tools and want to eliminate the friction of native git worktree commands.