parallel-tasks
Creates multiple git worktrees and launches parallel Claude sessions for simultaneous task execution. Maximum 3 tasks.
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About parallel-tasks
The 'parallel-tasks' skill allows users to create multiple git worktrees and initiate parallel Claude sessions for concurrent task execution. This skill is designed specifically for macOS, helping users efficiently handle multiple tasks at once by creating distinct worktrees for each task. It solves the problem of needing to run several tasks in parallel without interference, making it ideal for projects that require simultaneous development or debugging on separate branches.
FAQ
How do I execute parallel tasks with this skill?
To execute parallel tasks, use the provided script with specified branch names and prompts. The script will create git worktrees for each task and run Claude sessions in parallel based on your input.
What is the maximum number of tasks I can run simultaneously?
This skill supports a maximum of 3 parallel tasks at the same time. Any additional tasks will need to be processed in separate executions.
Can this skill be used on operating systems other than macOS?
Currently, this skill is designed for macOS only, as it relies on specific macOS-compatible commands and functionalities.
What are the requirements to use this skill?
To use the 'parallel-tasks' skill, you need access to Bash, and the 'AskUserQuestion' tool must be available. Ensure that your system supports macOS and has Claude Plugin Root correctly configured.
How are the task descriptions and branch names confirmed?
Before proceeding with the execution, the skill will confirm task descriptions, branch names, and prompts for each task with the user using the 'AskUserQuestion' tool. Once approved, the tasks are executed.
Install parallel-tasks
Quick Setup:
- Copy the skill folder to
.claude/skills/ - Claude will automatically detect and use the skill
Repository
himicoswilson/himi-claude-plugins