coderabbitai/git-worktree-runner is a Bash-based CLI that creates and manages Git worktrees. A Git worktree places branches of the same repository in separate directories, and this tool creates a working space per branch where you can run editors, coding agents, or development commands. The latest release is v2.11.1, and the provided material does not list what changed in this version.
The README describes gtr as a Git worktree CLI for PR reviews, coding agents, and repetitive per-branch setup. It builds on git worktree to simplify creating and managing worktrees, and supports creating PR worktrees, running editors and AI tools, copying files, hooks, and executing commands. The repository description says that per-branch configuration copying, dependency installation, and workspace setup are automated. It states that it can be used on macOS and Linux, and on Windows via Git Bash or WSL.
The implementation language is Shell and the license is Apache-2.0. The repository was created on 2025-08-07 and has 1796 GitHub stars.
That said, there are limits to what can be judged from this material. No figures on actual time saved or comparisons with other worktree tools are given. Only the momentum score (1.3) is filled in, while the novelty, technical, and quality scores are empty. It is worth recording as a tool that reduces repetitive setup for developers who have to handle multiple branches at once, but deciding whether to adopt it on the basis of performance gains requires a closer look at the release notes and your own measurements.