What’s New in WorktreeWise 1.1.0

WorktreeWise 1.1.0 expands Git worktree management with repository health monitoring, advanced creation workflows, embedded multi-agent AI workspaces, automated command sequences, and non-destructive maintenance tools.

Worktree overview showing five worktrees and repository health

Release Highlights at a Glance

6 real-time metric cards, clean vs. dirty donut chart, 4-way disk space usage breakdowns, and upstream divergence tracking.

Worktree Overview Dashboard

Create from HEAD, branches, or tags with sparse checkouts, node_modules symlink sharing, and multi-source .env isolation.

Advanced Worktree Creation

Run up to 3 AI coding agents (Claude, Codex, Cursor CLI, Antigravity, Qwen, Kimi, OpenCode) side by side with Smart Context.

AI Agents & Tiled Terminals

Define, import, duplicate, and execute multi-step commands sequentially or in parallel with live ANSI log streaming.

Multi-Step Workflows

Visual commit graph, privacy column toggles (Author, Date, SHA, Refs), Working Tree file staging, and commit authoring.

Interactive Git Log

Compare any two worktrees, branches, tags, or commits side by side or line by line with word-level difference highlighting.

Pairwise Git Diff

1. Repository & Worktree Overview Dashboard

The Overview dashboard provides central visibility into all active worktrees without manual terminal queries:

6 Summary Metrics: Monitor Total Worktrees, Clean Worktrees, Dirty Worktrees, Ahead/Behind divergence, Total Disk Footprint, and Stale References.
Clean / Dirty Donut Chart: Visual distribution of uncommitted working tree states across the repository.
Worktree Inspector: Select any worktree to view commit details, upstream sync status, and large untracked file alerts.
4-Way Storage Breakdown: Categorizes disk usage into Project Files, Git metadata, Dependencies (node_modules), and Build artifacts.

👉 Learn more in the Worktree Overview Guide

2. Advanced Worktree Creation Wizard

The worktree creation modal includes built-in isolation and optimization tools:

4 Creation Modes: Create from HEAD, existing local/remote tracking branches, Git release tags, or specific commits from Git Log.
Sparse Checkout: Select specific subdirectories to checkout with byte size estimates, reducing disk usage and index times in large monorepos.
Shared Dependencies: Symlink node_modules from your primary worktree to eliminate redundant package installs.
Environment Isolation: Detect .env configurations and apply Shared, Suffix, or Auto-Port strategies to avoid port collisions and database conflicts.
Pre- and Post-Hooks: Configure shell commands to run automatically before or after worktree provisioning.

👉 Learn more in the Worktree Creation Guide

3. Multi-Pane Terminal & AI Agent Workspace

Run shell sessions and autonomous coding agents side by side in worktree-scoped panes:

Flexible Tiling: Arrange panes in 1, 2, or 3 columns, or use Auto layout to adapt to window dimensions.
7 Supported AI Agents: Built-in detection and configuration presets for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor CLI, Google Antigravity, Qwen Code, Kimi CLI, and OpenCode.
Smart Context: Attach active branch context, latest commit metadata, worktree directory paths, and file change statuses to agent prompts.
Sidebar Status Indicators: Glowing robot indicators highlight which worktrees have actively running agents or terminal processes.

👉 Learn more in the AI Agents Guide and Terminal Guide

4. Reusable Automation Workflows

Automate command execution across multiple worktrees with process controls:

Sequential & Parallel Modes: Run command chains across worktrees one at a time, or execute them concurrently with worker threads.
PTY Execution Engine: Commands run in pseudo-terminals with ANSI colors, progress spinners, and interactive prompt safeguards.
Import & Export: Import workflow definitions from .git/WorktreeWise/ across repositories with conflict validation.
Process Controls: Live execution logs with full-screen expansion (Shift + F) and graceful termination (Esc).

👉 Learn more in the Workflows Guide

5. Privacy-Focused Git Log & Pairwise Git Diff

Column Visibility Toggles: Show or hide Author, Date, SHA, and Refs columns for clean screen recordings and privacy compliance.
Inline Commit Authoring: Stage and unstage files, review per-file diffs, write commit messages, and amend previous commits.
4-Way Pairwise Diff: Compare any two worktrees, branches, tags, or commits side by side or line by line.

👉 Learn more in the Git Log Guide and Git Diff Guide

6. Review-First Worktree Pruning

Replace destructive CLI pruning with an audited cleanup workflow:

Dry-Run Inspection: Previews invalid worktree records without altering Git metadata.
Selective Checkbox Cleanup: Select exactly which stale references to prune while preserving worktrees on unmounted drives.

👉 Learn more in the Pruning Guide

Upgrading to 1.1.0

WorktreeWise 1.1.0 is fully backward-compatible with repositories created in earlier versions. Existing worktrees, Git branches, and settings are detected automatically upon launching the updated application.