git-workty 0.1.0

# git-workty

**Git worktrees as daily-driver workspaces.**

`workty` turns Git worktrees into instant, safe context switching—no stashing, no WIP commits. Create a task workspace in one command, jump between tasks with shell integration, and keep your repo tidy with safe cleanup.

## 30-Second Demo

```bash
# See all your workspaces
git workty

# Create a new workspace for a feature
git workty new feat/login

# With shell integration, cd into it directly
wnew feat/login    # creates and cd's
wcd                # fuzzy pick and cd

# See dashboard
git workty
# ▶ feat/login       ● 3   ↑2↓0   ~/.workty/myrepo/feat-login
#   main             ✓     ↑0↓0   ~/src/myrepo

# Jump to another workspace
wgo main           # or: cd "$(git workty go main)"

# Clean up merged branches
git workty clean --merged
```

## Installation

### From source

```bash
cargo install --path .
```

### Shell Integration

Add to your shell config (`.zshrc`, `.bashrc`, `config.fish`):

```bash
# Zsh
eval "$(git workty init zsh)"

# Bash
eval "$(git workty init bash)"

# Fish
git workty init fish | source
```

This provides:
- `wcd` - fuzzy select and cd to a worktree
- `wnew <name>` - create new worktree and cd into it  
- `wgo <name>` - go to a worktree by name

## Commands

### `git workty` / `git workty list`

Dashboard of all worktrees.

```
▶ main              ✓     ↑0↓0   ~/src/repo
  feat/login        ● 3   ↑2↓0   ~/.workty/repo/feat-login
  pr-512            ✓     -      ~/.workty/repo/pr-512
```

- `▶` marks current worktree
- `●` with count shows uncommitted changes
- `✓` means clean
- `↑↓` shows commits ahead/behind upstream

Options:
- `--json` - machine-readable output
- `--ascii` - ASCII-only symbols
- `--no-color` - disable colors

### `git workty new <name>`

Create a new workspace.

```bash
git workty new feat/login           # new branch from base
git workty new hotfix --from main   # specify base
git workty new feature --print-path # print path only (for scripts)
git workty new feature --open       # open in editor
```

### `git workty go <name>`

Print path to a worktree (for `cd`).

```bash
cd "$(git workty go feat/login)"
```

### `git workty pick`

Interactive fuzzy selector.

```bash
cd "$(git workty pick)"
```

### `git workty rm <name>`

Remove a workspace.

```bash
git workty rm feat/login              # prompts if dirty
git workty rm feat/login --force      # remove even if dirty
git workty rm feat/login --delete-branch  # also delete branch
```

### `git workty clean`

Remove merged/stale worktrees.

```bash
git workty clean --merged --dry-run  # preview
git workty clean --merged --yes      # no prompt
```

### `git workty pr <number>`

Create workspace for a GitHub PR (requires `gh` CLI).

```bash
git workty pr 123
cd "$(git workty pr 456 --print-path)"
```

### `git workty doctor`

Diagnose common issues.

### `git workty completions <shell>`

Generate shell completions.

```bash
git workty completions zsh > _git-workty
```

## Configuration

Config is stored in `$(git rev-parse --git-common-dir)/workty.toml`:

```toml
version = 1

# Base branch for new workspaces and merge detection
base = "main"

# Root directory for workspaces
# {repo} = repository name, {id} = unique repo identifier
root = "~/.workty/{repo}-{id}"

# Layout style: "flat" (default)
layout = "flat"

# Editor command for --open flag
open_cmd = "code"
```

## Safety

- **Never destroys work by default** - dirty worktrees require `--force`
- **Prompts for destructive operations** - unless `--yes` is passed
- **Clear error messages** - always tells you what to do next

## License

MIT