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 Git Worktree Extension for Visual Studio
-A lightweight Visual Studio extension to manage Git worktrees easily. Create, switch, and work on multiple branches simultaneously without leaving your IDE.
 
-Features
-Create new worktrees for branches
+A lightweight extension to easily manage Git worktrees inside Visual Studio. Create, switch, and work on multiple branches without leaving your IDE.
 
-Switch between worktrees effortlessly
+What it does:
 
-Manage multiple branches side-by-side
+* Create new worktrees for any branch
+* Switch between worktrees smoothly
+* Manage multiple branches side-by-side
 
-Why?
-Visual Studio’s Git integration lacks smooth multi-branch workflows. This tool fixes that.
+Why? Visual Studio’s Git support doesn’t handle multi-branch workflows well. This fixes that.
 
-Installation
-Install from the Visual Studio Marketplace or build from source.
+How to install:
+Get it from the Visual Studio Marketplace or build from source.
 
-Usage
-Open the extension, create or switch worktrees, and keep your workflow clean.
+Usage:
+After installation, two options appear under **Git > Git Worktree**:
+![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/158b87d3-b6a0-4137-bb1d-0c15831db435)
+
+
+* **Create Worktree** (Ctrl+Shift+=)
+* **Manage Worktrees** (Ctrl+Shift+)
+
+**Create Worktree Window:**
+![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/105abd78-32bb-456d-9024-58c2152766d4)
+
+1. Shows current repo
+2. Choose branch from a list (branches with a "+" prefix are active worktrees)
+3. Set path for new worktree
+4. Force create option (overwrites overlapping worktrees)
+5. Option to open the new worktree in a new Visual Studio window (works if “Load” is enabled in settings)
+6. Creates new Worktree for selected branch in selected path
+
+**Manage Worktrees Window:**
+![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/178b9b63-61c3-47e8-a2b7-72f80a3372cb)
+
+1. Shows current repo
+2. List of all created worktrees
+3. Option to open the selected worktree in a new Visual Studio window
+4. Open selected worktree
+5. Force remove (even if uncommitted changes exist)
+6. Prune dangling worktree references
+7. Remove selected worktree
+
+**Settings:**
+![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/008a34af-1337-4fef-ab34-b91d54249867)
+
+Accessible via **Git > Settings > Source Control > Git Worktree**
+
+* **Default branch path:** If empty, defaults to `repo path\<repo>_worktree\<branch>`, else user-defined path
+* **Load:** If enabled, opens new worktree in a new window after creation (enables the checkbox in create window)
+
+This keeps your multi-branch Git workflow smooth and integrated, right inside Visual Studio.