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Makes ordinary git worktree commands use Riftri in your terminal. For one agent session, use riftri exec instead.

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In zsh (swap zsh for bash or sh):

eval "$(riftri shell hook zsh)"
riftri enable

In PowerShell:

Invoke-Expression ((riftri shell hook powershell) -join [Environment]::NewLine)
riftri enable

Run riftri enable in the repository to opt it in. The hook covers this shell and its children; enablement is saved for the repository and its linked worktrees. Both are needed.

git worktree add ../app-auth -b feature/auth main

Other Git commands still go to Git. Riftri never edits your shell profile.

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riftri shell status
riftri disable

disable removes the repository opt-in. To also deactivate the current session:

eval "$(riftri shell deactivate zsh)"

Invoke-Expression ((riftri shell deactivate powershell) -join [Environment]::NewLine)

If you added the hook to your profile yourself, remove that line too.

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