git-worktree-status

Git Worktree Status

Report background verification jobs launched by /git-worktree, without blocking. A Python script detects the worktree, reads .worktree-logs/*.log, and classifies each job using language-neutral markers (works for pytest, vitest, tsc, basedpyright, cargo, go).

Part of the Worktree Lifecycle Suite: /git-worktree | /git-worktree-remove | /git-worktree-clean

Steps

Run from inside any worktree directory:

uv run "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/git_worktree_status.py"

The script:

• confirms the working directory is a worktree (errors out if run from the main repo or outside git);
• reads .worktree-logs/typecheck.log, tests.log, and build.log;
• reports each as PASS, FAIL, RUNNING, or NOT_RUN.

Status meanings

Status	Meaning
PASS	Log shows zero failures/errors or an explicit success marker
FAIL	Log shows failures, errors, a traceback, or a panic
RUNNING	Log exists but has no terminal marker yet
NOT_RUN	No log file (the job was never started or logs were cleared)

Re-running checks

The language-specific commands that write these logs live in the git-worktree references, not here. To re-run them, clear the logs and relaunch from the matching reference for your stack:

• Python: ../git-worktree/references/setup-python.md
• Node.js: ../git-worktree/references/setup-node.md
• Rust: ../git-worktree/references/setup-rust.md
• Go: ../git-worktree/references/setup-go.md

Usage

/git-worktree-status

No arguments. Run from inside a worktree directory.