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Running two agents on the same repository at once means they fight over the working tree. A git worktree is the fix, and tty7 makes it a single dialog.

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Creating one

New Worktree Tab… — in the command palette, the tab’s right-click menu, and the application menu — asks three things: Each field opens on a suggestion you can accept or type straight over.
Creating a worktree

Placeholder — screenshot: the New Worktree Tab dialog

Confirm and tty7 creates the worktree, opens a tab in it, and starts a shell there. The sidebar files it under the same repository group as its parent, on its own branch.

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Where they go

Worktrees land inside the repository, under:
<repo>/.tty7/.gitignore is created with * in it the first time, so the directory never shows up as an untracked mess in your own repository.

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Removing one

Closing a worktree tab offers to remove the worktree with it:
  • Clean tree — Remove Worktree or Keep.
  • Dirty tree — the dialog says so, and removing requires the explicit Discard Changes & Remove.
Nothing is removed silently, and Keep leaves the worktree on disk for git worktree list to find later.
Pair this with agent sessions: a worktree per agent means two Claude Codes can work on the same repository without stepping on each other’s files.