A Better Way to Run Git Worktrees Finally!

Question

I recently found git-gtr, a small CLI by the CodeRabbit team that wraps native Git worktrees and makes them practical for daily use.

Install it, create an alias for it alias gw="git gtr" (Easier to remember, but up to you!).

Navigate to your repository

• gw new <branchName> will create a new worktree. The first time it will create a new folder in the parent directory -worktrees, inside it a folder for your newly created worktree.
• gw editor <branchName> will open the configured code editor.
• gw ai <branchName> will start your cli (claude, codex, opencode)
• gw run <branchName> <command> will run commands on that worktree
• gw rm <branchName> to remove it once you are done.

Full demo in my new vid. Would you use this? or do you prefer the original git command?