If you're tired of staring at loading spinners while tests run, this lets you spin up isolated git worktrees and keep coding elsewhere. The workflow is simple: one terminal runs your test suite, another has you already debugging that gnarly edge case in a separate worktree. Claude Code users get the `-w` flag for automatic worktree management, but the core git commands work in any editor. The real win is psychological. Knowing you can context switch without git stash gymnastics means you actually do it instead of scrolling Twitter for five minutes. Just remember to clean up your worktrees when you're done, because three weeks from now you'll forget which `project-experiment-3` was the keeper.
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