If you like the terminal, Claude Code is already lovely. No IDE needed.
The DX friction: it lives in your working directory. Switching branches means stashing, losing context, juggling.
Git worktrees fix this. This script just connects them:
gwt-create feature-auth # new worktree + Claude opens
gwt-switch fix-bug-42 # jump to another
gwt-list # see what's running
Now I run parallel features without thinking about it. No hyped AI IDE needed to find a workflow like this — just git and a shell script.
This is a neat use of git worktrees. Isolating Claude Code per branch avoids a lot of context loss when juggling bugfixes and features. The .env copy + auto-launch touches are thoughtful.
