dsh-worktree-studio

When you run several coding sessions side by side, the moment before merging turns into a ritual of manual checks: is the worktree clean, did validation pass, is the target branch still compatible? Worktree Studio bundles that ritual into a visual task board. Each task it creates spins up an isolated branch, a linked worktree, and a native DSH Workspace with a Session—all without registering model tools, altering the system prompt, or consuming any prompt tokens.

The sidebar tracks committed, staged, unstaged, and untracked changes across repositories in real time. Validation results are bound to a SHA-256 content token covering HEAD, Git status, tracked diff bytes, and non-ignored untracked file contents. Merge preview runs through git merge-tree, leaving the target checkout and index untouched. Before any merge commit is written, the system re-verifies the content token, validation outcome, target HEAD, target cleanliness, and mergeability; if a failed merge cannot be confirmed as fully restored, the task enters a recovery-needed state rather than reporting a plain conflict.

Worktree Studio is built for developers who push multiple tasks forward in local Git repositories while keeping the final merge-or-not call in their own hands. It does not push branches, open pull requests, or make coding decisions on your behalf—it simply folds the check environment, validation pipeline, and safe merge into one auditable side panel.