sync-worktrees

What it does

Keep every Git branch across every repo checked out as a folder you can cd into — auto-synced with the remote and exposed to your AI agents over MCP. No stashing, no re-cloning, no re-explaining your codebase to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or Windsurf.

Keep every Git branch across every repo checked out as a folder you can cd into — auto-synced with the remote and exposed to your AI agents over MCP. Worktree mode for every branch, clone mode for single-branch checkouts at fixed paths. No stashing, no re-cloning, no re-explaining your codebase to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or Windsurf.

sync-worktrees turns every Git branch, in every repo, into a folder on disk — auto-synced with the remote. cd instead of stashing, grep -r across repos, and your AI agents see the whole workspace over MCP. Git history is stored once and shared — each extra branch costs only its working files, not another clone. repositories: [ { name: "frontend", repoUrl: "github.com/acme/frontend", }, { name: "backend", repoUrl: "github.com/acme/backend", }, ]; Declare your repos and branches once. Commit the file — every teammate and every new machine rebuilds the exact same workspace. Every live branch across repos becomes another context switch — for you and your agent. One config. It clones what's…from sync-worktrees.com

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