Releases: johnpolacek/parallel-dev-worktrees-skill
Releases · johnpolacek/parallel-dev-worktrees-skill
v0.1.4
Changes
- Require worktree creation to run the repo dependency install command inside the new worktree.
- For pnpm projects, run pnpm install automatically after creating the worktree unless the project create script already did it.
- Document equivalent install behavior for npm, yarn, and bun projects.
- Include the dependency install command in worktree creation handoff output.
v0.1.3
Changes
- Add first-class browser review workflow for worktrees.
- Add optional wt:open to the recommended project command set.
- Document prompts: "Open a web browser for this worktree." and "Open feature/... in the browser."
- Add generic fallback guidance for resolving a Portless URL, checking Portless routes, starting the dev command, and opening the URL with the available browser tool.
- Keep browser review guarded by Portless URLs and backend/runtime isolation checks.
v0.1.2
Changes
- Add first-class resume workflow for returning to active worktree branches after restarting Codex, Claude, or another agent.
- Add wt:resume to the recommended project bootstrap command set.
- Document "Show my active worktrees." and "Resume work on feature/..." prompts in the README and examples.
- Add generic fallback commands for listing active worktrees, reading active plans, checking recent commits, checking Portless routes, and reporting resume context.
- Guard resume mode from cleanup side effects: no pruning, merging, branch deletion, worktree removal, or env overwrites unless explicitly requested.
v0.1.1
Changes
- Clarify that installing the skill and initializing a repo are separate steps.
- Add brief initialization prompts, including an opt-in squash finish policy prompt.
- Move the detailed bootstrap contract into the skill so agents know to add wt:* scripts, Portless named URLs, AGENTS.md documentation, env/state isolation, shared-backend guards, and validation from a short prompt.
- Require initialization to verify the Portless skill and portless CLI, installing or reporting setup commands when missing.
- Add a database isolation readiness check before declaring a project ready for parallel workspaces.
- Document the start-work and finish-work flow in the README.
- Add configurable finish policies: merge by default, with an opt-in squash policy for projects that want one commit per completed worktree.
- Add committed feature plan lifecycle: active plans live in wiki/plans/ and move to wiki/plans/completed/ on finish.
v0.1.0 — Initial release
Initial release of Parallel Dev Worktrees Skill for safe parallel AI coding workflows with git worktrees, Portless named local URLs, and isolated local state.