Episode

Worktree structures, workflow events, and enum metadata

Podcast
North Meets South Web Podcast
Published
Mar 5, 2026
Duration seconds
2694
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Summary

In this episode, we discuss using `claude --worktree` to spin up parallel feature work, and the unexpected friction that can arise when your editor doesn’t play nicely with nested worktrees. Jake shares his experience running multiple Claude agents in parallel and problems that surfaced in PhpStorm. Michael explains how he structures worktrees differently, avoiding those issues, and the two compare workflows between PhpStorm and Neovim. Show Links claude --worktree Git worktrees PhpStorm Neovim Tmux LazyGit Using GitHub CLI in workflows archtechx/enums Arbor Laracon US Git Worktree Hub plugin for PhpStorm