/ce-worktree
/ce-worktree — “Ensure work happens in an isolated git worktree with native harness detection and fallback support.” An execution-infrastructure skill: it guarantees each unit of work runs in a dedicated git worktree so parallel and experimental work never corrupts the mainline, detecting native harness worktree support and falling back gracefully where absent.
It is the mechanism behind pattern-worktree-isolation and underpins ce-work and the autonomous lfg loop (which can run units concurrently). It implements stage-implement as an enabling capability rather than a code-writing one. Its one cross-framework counterpart is Superpowers’ sp-using-git-worktrees — the two frameworks that make worktree isolation an explicit, first-class skill (Superpowers adds a harness-native-tool-first policy and a clean-baseline check); other frameworks use worktrees ad hoc.
See Also
- sp-using-git-worktrees — the cross-framework counterpart (Superpowers’ first-class worktree skill).
- ce-work · lfg — the capabilities that run inside worktree isolation.
- pattern-worktree-isolation — the technique.
- pattern-fresh-context-subagents — the context-isolation cousin (isolate context vs isolate the filesystem).
- stage-implement — the canonical stage this implements.