Project Session Manager
Skill Verified ActiveWorktree-first dev environment manager for issues, PRs, and features with optional tmux sessions
To streamline the management of parallel development tasks by creating isolated, reproducible work environments, reducing context-switching overhead and improving developer productivity.
Features
- Automated Git worktree creation for issues, PRs, and features
- Optional tmux session management for active development environments
- Support for GitHub and Jira issue/PR tracking providers
- Project alias and configuration management for diverse repositories
- Session registry and cleanup for merged/closed tasks
Use Cases
- When needing to work on multiple issues or features simultaneously without interference
- When setting up a dedicated environment for reviewing a pull request
- When starting a new feature development branch with an isolated workspace
- When cleaning up old or merged development branches and worktrees
Non-Goals
- Managing cloud infrastructure or deployment pipelines
- Acting as a code linter or static analysis tool
- Replacing the core functionality of Git, tmux, or provider CLIs
Workflow
- Parse command arguments (subcommand, reference, options)
- Resolve project reference from configuration or defaults
- Fetch relevant issue/PR information from provider CLI
- Ensure local repository exists and clone if necessary
- Create Git worktree for the task
- Create session metadata and update registry
- Create tmux session (if enabled)
- Launch Claude Code within the session (if enabled)
- Output session information or perform cleanup/status actions
Prerequisites
- git (with worktree support v2.5+)
- jq
- tmux (optional, but recommended)
- gh CLI (for GitHub workflows, optional)
- jira CLI (for Jira workflows, optional)
Installation
First, add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add Yeachan-Heo/oh-my-claudecode/plugin install oh-my-claudecode@omcQuality Score
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