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- Worktrunk
Worktrunk
Git worktrees for parallel agents
WHO USES ITSolo developer · Team developer
Install to use
Manages Git worktrees for running several coding agents in parallel.
7,783 stars · checked on GitHub GitHub check 30 h late · incl. +21 observed via GH Archive since then · 7-day +114 observed via GH Archive (as of )

TESIGN TAKE
Addressing worktrees by branch name removes the actual friction in running agents in parallel.
AT A GLANCE
- USAGE
- Unconfirmed — check before use.
- LANGUAGE
- Rust
- PLATFORM
- macos · linux · windows · cli
- ACTIVITY
- last commit 1 day ago () · latest release v0.77.0 () · 149 releases
- COMMUNITY
- 73 contributors · 55 open issues (incl. PRs) · made by: an individual
- SOURCES
- GitHub
- FIRST SEEN
- CATEGORY
- DEV TOOLS
A summary, not legal advice.
WHY IT MATTERS
Attach several agents at once and branches and working folders begin to overwrite each other. worktrunk reduces creating, switching and removing Git worktrees to single commands, assuming a flow where every agent gets its own isolated folder. It is a CLI written in Rust; no license is declared in the repository, so check that before adopting it.
BUILD FROM THIS
- An internal flow that gives every agent its own working folder
- An end-of-day script that clears finished parallel work
WHO IT'S FOR
- Solo developer
- gives each agent its own working folder
- Team developer
- opens a PR branch straight into a worktree
START IN 5 MINUTES
# macOS and Linux (Homebrew):
$ brew install worktrunk && wt config shell install
# Windows (winget; the command is git-wt):
$ winget install max-sixty.worktrunk
$ git-wt config shell install
$ wt switch --create feature-authCAVEATS
- GitHub metadata shows no license; the README badge says MIT OR Apache-2.0
- Shell integration (wt config shell install) is required to change directories
- On Windows wt clashes with Windows Terminal, so it installs as git-wt
RECEIPT
- FIRST SEEN
- AT SOURCE
- KEPT
- STAR DELTA
- +19 ★ / 24h
- CREATED → FIRST SEEN
- 330d
- WHEN FIRST SEEN
- 7,372 ★
- SOURCES
- GitHub
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SIMILAR TOOLS
Up to five from DEV TOOLS by ★ total: edited entries first, then repository cards; this entry is highlighted. Drawn from the same stored snapshot as the rankings — a comparison, not a recommendation.
| IMAGE | NAME | ★ TOTAL | ▲ 7d | LICENSE | PLATFORM | LAST PUSH |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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![]() | Spec KitSpec-first process for coding agents | ★ 137k | ▲ +560 | MITpermissive | cli · windows · macos · linux | |
![]() | WorktrunkGit worktrees for parallel agentsTHIS ENTRY | ★ 7.8k | ▲ +114 | Licence unconfirmedunconfirmed | macos · linux · windows · cli |
TIMELINE
- Repository created
- FIRST SEEN BY TESIGN








