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git-worktree-explorer
Visualize the active Git repository through worktrees, branches, commits, and optional GitHub pull request context.
- Type
- Plugin by James Montemagno
- Catalog
- Awesome Copilot plugins (GitHub)
- Source
- github/awesome-copilot/plugins/git-worktree-explorer (18 files scanned)
- Install and details
- Agent Skills Index entry
- License
- not stated in the folder or manifest (the repository license may apply)
- Signals
- Bundled scriptsNetwork calls in codeSpawns processes
Pre-approved tools
No allowed-tools or tools list in its SKILL.md, command or agent files, so the agent asks before using tools as usual.
Hooks
No hooks.
MCP servers and apps
None.
Bundled code
10 code files (JavaScript):
extensions/git-worktree-explorer/extension.mjsextensions/git-worktree-explorer/git-data.test.mjsextensions/git-worktree-explorer/git-data.mjsextensions/git-worktree-explorer/server.mjsextensions/git-worktree-explorer/server.test.mjsgit-worktree-explorer/public/app.jsgit-worktree-explorer/public/graph-layout.test.mjsgit-worktree-explorer/public/shell-quote.test.mjsgit-worktree-explorer/public/graph-layout.mjsgit-worktree-explorer/public/shell-quote.mjs
Network calls
1 file with a network call pattern. First match per file:
extensions/git-worktree-explorer/public/app.js:43const response = await fetch(path, {
Starts other programs
1 file. First match per file:
extensions/git-worktree-explorer/git-data.mjs:1import { execFile } from "node:child_process";
Credentials referenced
No key, token or secret environment variable found in code or MCP config.
Static scan of commit d75b418 on 2026-10-27. Signals are patterns found in the files, not a verdict: a network call can be the whole point of a skill. Read the linked lines before you decide. How the scan works.