worktrunk (wt) is a Git worktree manager designed for trunk-based development workflows. It simplifies creating, switching between, and managing Git worktrees, making it easy to work on multiple features or branches simultaneously without the overhead of stashing or switching branches in a single working directory.
What's new in v0.81.0
Release Notes Improved - Hooks can prompt: hooks that run serially in the foreground (pre-* hooks, wt hook <type> --foreground) inherit wt's stdin, so gum confirm 'trust this worktree?' && mise trust works as a hook. Concurrent and background hooks read EOF. (Breaking: hooks no longer receive their context as JSON on stdin; pass values as template arguments, or whole objects with the new tojson filter. wt step for-each keeps its JSON.) Docs (#3129, #4451, #4524, thanks @endigma for #3093) - Experimental wt switch --path: places one worktree outside the worktree-path template and keeps its branch name, as in wt switch --create feature/JIRA-1234 --path ../dark-mode. Commands reach it by branch or by path. Docs (#4317, thanks @christowiz for #1982) - wt merge --branch: merges another worktree's branch without leaving the current worktree. Commit, squash, rebase, and hooks run in the source worktree, and cleanup removes it. Docs (#4360, thanks @liuyinchu) - OpenCode 2 worktrees go through Worktrunk: after re-running wt config plugins opencode install, worktrees OpenCode creates and removes use wt switch --create and wt remove, as the Claude Code plugin's do. OpenCode's worktree.directory stops applying, and new branches start from the default branch. Like the Claude Code plugin, it opens an existing branch's worktree, which OpenCode's remove then removes. Docs (#4489, thanks @rzane for #4488) - Faster bulk removal: removal hands files to one background deleter per repository, not one rm -rf each, and deletes read-only directories it used to leave in .git/wt/trash. wt step prune no longer stalls when two worktrees share a directory name, as Codex worktrees do. (Breaking: prune runs pre-remove hooks concurrently; hooks writing shared state must coordinate.) (#4516, #4361, #4337) - wt switch - returns to the worktree it left, including a detached worktree or the second checkout of a branch, and wt remove - targets the same worktree. Pre-switch hooks see the resolved destination, so wt switch origin/feature passes branch=feature. (Breaking: from a bare repository's directory, commands given no argument act on the worktree of the branch HEAD names.) (#4497, #4496, #4521) - Template errors name the variable: {{ brnch }} reports undefined variable brnch and suggests branch. (Breaking: filters such as sanitize reject an undefined input, so {{ upstream | sanitize }} needs a guard or default on a branch with no upstream.) (#4350, #4440) …
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