Your favorite terminal
with native worktrees.
Changeset diffing, agent notifications, branch-aware tabs.
brew install sidequery/tap/ghostree
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See exactly what changed across worktrees. Inline diffs show additions, removals, and modifications at a glance.
Get notified when coding agents finish their work. Never miss a completed task across your worktrees.
Terminal tabs labeled by branch name. Always know which worktree you're in.
Custom Ghostty themes, fonts, or keybindings per worktree. Visual cues for which branch is active.
Fuzzy-find and jump between worktrees instantly.
One command to create a worktree and open it in a new Ghostty window.
Each git worktree gets its own Ghostty window.
Built for Tahoe.
ghostree tracks file changes across your worktrees and shows inline diffs: additions, removals, and modifications. You can see what changed in each worktree without leaving the terminal.
When a coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, etc.) finishes a task in any worktree, ghostree sends a native macOS notification. No more polling terminals to check if the agent is done.
A CLI tool that wraps Ghostty with git worktree awareness. It manages terminal windows, tabs, and configs per worktree so you never lose track of which branch you're working on.
No. ghostree is a fork of Ghostty with worktree support built in. It's a standalone binary.
Git worktrees let you check out multiple branches simultaneously in separate directories, all sharing the same git history. No more stashing or switching contexts.
Yes. ghostree respects your existing Ghostty configuration and layers worktree-specific overrides on top.
macOS (Tahoe) only.
Sure, but the main value comes from worktree management. Without worktrees, it's just a thin wrapper around Ghostty.
Yes. ghostree is open source and available on GitHub.