Worktrees have become an essential part of my agentic coding day-to-day. I'll admit I hadn't really picked up on the Worktree narrative for a while. But the more capable agents become and execute over longer periods of time, the more I find myself wanting to do multiple things with them without interference. Worktrees are the solution - locally at least.

Worktrees are actually really simple. They're just a hard copy of the source that git tracks...

Simplifying git worktrees writeup: https://backnotprop.com/blog/simplifying-git-worktrees/