/switch-feature - Commit and Switch to Another Worktree

Description

Commits or stashes current work, then helps you switch to another existing worktree.

Usage

/switch-feature

What It Does

Step 1: Check Git Status

git status --porcelain

Step 2: Handle Uncommitted Changes

If there are uncommitted changes:

Ask user:

⚠️  You have uncommitted changes. What would you like to do?

1. Commit changes
2. Stash changes
3. Discard changes (dangerous!)
4. Cancel

Option 1: Commit Changes

# Show current changes
git status

# Ask for commit message
git add -A
git commit -m "{user_message}"
git push origin HEAD

Option 2: Stash Changes

# Stash with message
git stash push -m "{user_message}"

Option 3: Discard Changes

# Warn and confirm
git reset --hard HEAD
git clean -fd

Option 4: Cancel

❌ Operation cancelled.

Step 3: List Available Worktrees

git worktree list

Display to user:

Available worktrees:

1. /Users/user/project (main) [main branch]
2. /Users/user/project/tree/feature/gallery-123 [feature/gallery-123]
3. /Users/user/project/tree/bug/main-app-456 [bug/main-app-456]
4. /Users/user/project/tree/feature/auth-567 [feature/auth-567]

Which worktree would you like to switch to? (1-4)

Step 4: Provide Switch Instructions

After user selects worktree #2:

✅ To switch to feature/gallery-123:

cd tree/feature/gallery-123

Or use this command to switch and open in new terminal:
cd tree/feature/gallery-123 && exec $SHELL

Your current changes have been committed/stashed safely.

Benefits

✅ Safe Switching - Never lose uncommitted work ✅ Quick Navigation - See all worktrees at a glance ✅ Clean Transitions - Proper commit/stash before switching ✅ Simple - One command to handle everything

Notes

• This is a slash command (one-shot operation)
• It doesn't actually change your terminal's directory (can't do that)
• Instead, it provides the cd command for you to run
• Your changes are safely committed or stashed before switching