Worktrunk (wt) for VS Code

A Worktrees sidebar for the wt CLI (must be on PATH, or set wt.path).

Every worktree with its state: uncommitted changes, ahead/behind the default branch, merge conflicts, already-merged
Create, switch, merge and remove worktrees from the view or the command palette
Status bar showing the current worktree; click to switch
Optional list of branches that have no worktree (open one to create its worktree)
Optional PR and CI badges (wt.showCi): #12 ✓, with the review state, branch summary and an "Open Pull Request" action
Branch markers (🤖 working, 💬 waiting, or any text) shown on the row, set with "Set Marker..."
"New Worktree with Agent..." runs wt switch --create X -x claude -- "task" in a terminal (wt.agentCommand)
"Switch to Pull Request..." runs wt switch pr:N (or mr:N) and offers to open the worktree
"Create From..." offers ^, @ and pr:N (a PR's head) as the base branch
"Show Hook Logs..." opens hook output (per worktree from the context menu, or all from the view menu)
Dev server link and a listening dot when the project defines list.url
Optional remote-only branches (wt.showRemotes)
Warnings for locked, prunable, mid-rebase/merge, duplicate and path-mismatched worktrees

Bare-repository layouts work: the view finds the repo through git rev-parse --git-common-dir.

Pull request switching needs gh or glab set up for wt. It is untested against a real forge here.

Create, remove, merge and prune run wt in a task terminal so hooks and output stay visible. The extension never passes -y.

The view refreshes when the git directory changes, when the window regains focus, on save, and every wt.refreshInterval seconds while visible.

Settings

Setting	Purpose
`wt.path`	The `wt` executable. Ignored in untrusted workspaces.
`wt.openIn`	`newWindow` or `currentWindow` when switching.
`wt.openAfterCreate`	`ask`, `newWindow`, `currentWindow` or `never`.
`wt.showBranches`	Also list branches without a worktree.
`wt.showRemotes`	Also list remote-only branches. Opening one creates a local tracking branch.
`wt.showCi`	Add `wt list --full` (PR, CI, summaries). Uses the network; polled at most every 120 s.
`wt.agentCommand`	Program for "New Worktree with Agent". Ignored in untrusted workspaces.
`wt.refreshInterval`	Polling seconds; 0 disables.
`wt.timeout`	Kill a hung `wt list`.

In remote, WSL and container windows, wt must be installed on the remote side.