git-worktree-setupv1.0.0

A team maintaining an npm workspaces monorepo needs every new `git worktree add` to feel like a freshly set up dev machine. The skill audits package.json, workspace globs, and node_modules layout, then generates a bash script that symlinks shared dependencies and copies .env files. The matching SessionStart hook auto-runs it so contributors never manually reinstall.

A backend platform with Go services, a Python analytics module, docker-compose Postgres/Redis, and shared .dev.vars secrets. The skill infers service-specific state directories, proposes a Share/Copy/Generate tier list, and writes a setup-worktree.sh plus Codex/Cursor hook config. Developers get isolated worktrees with routed local ports and seeded configs.

A repo where Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini CLI are all used by different team members. The skill detects .claude/, .cursor/, and .gemini/ dirs and emits matching hook configurations for each tool, so whatever agent the engineer opens automatically bootstraps the worktree. Manual fallback entry point is included for non-hooked editors.

An agency running parallel client worktrees on the same boilerplate repo needs deterministic branch sandboxes. The skill reads README 'Getting started', Makefile targets, and .env.example files to reconstruct bootstrap steps, then generates a project-tailored script and updates it as the boilerplate evolves. Reduces cross-branch contamination and config drift.

A Cargo workspace using shared target directory and private registry config. The skill inspects Cargo.toml [workspace], .cargo/config.toml, and .gitignore, then proposes symlinking target/ and copying credentials files. Generates the setup script plus a git hook (post-checkout or WorktreeCreate) so cargo builds are warm from the first command.

Distributed as a free Agent Skill under MIT license, driving adoption of the author's broader agent-tooling ecosystem. Community contributions expand ecosystem coverage (new languages, new agent tools). Monetization comes indirectly through consulting, sponsorships, and paid ecosystem products.

Bundled into a commercial internal developer platform or remote development environment (e.g., cloud worktrees, ephemeral preview environments). The skill becomes a configuration generator within a paid seat-based product, reducing onboarding time per engineer.

The skill is free for individual developers, with a paid tier for team-level policy, audit logs, and org-specific hook templates. Revenue comes from team plans that centralize worktree bootstrap standards across many repositories.