See — navigate every worktree
Mission Control and the worktree board show every worktree of every project in one place, with live status — so you can find and switch work fast.
WorktreeOS
One control plane for every worktree, every project, every agent. Navigate, run agents, stay informed, review, deploy, and expose your work from one place.
WorktreeOS is a control plane for parallel, agent-driven development across
worktrees and projects. From one place you navigate every worktree of every
project, run agent-integrated terminals, stay informed through notifications,
review and ship your Git changes, deploy via Docker Compose, and expose any
service through a Cloudflare tunnel. The wos CLI and a local daemon power it,
and a web UI gives every worktree its own detail page for logs, status, and
controls. Docker deployment is one capability among several — not the whole
product.
What WorktreeOS does
Section titled “What WorktreeOS does”Work — terminals + agents
Agent-integrated terminals (Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode today) run right next to each worktree, so your agents work where the code lives.
Know — notifications
Stay informed through Telegram, Web Push, and sound when a worktree, agent, or deployment needs your attention.
Ship — Git review + auto commit
Review your changes and generate a commit message before you ship, without leaving the worktree’s detail page.
Run — Docker deployment per worktree
Deploy the current worktree via generated Docker Compose with stable project
names and automatic host-port allocation — or plug into an existing
docker-compose.yaml in compose mode.
Expose — tunnels + HTTPS
Expose any service — or the web UI itself — through a Cloudflare tunnel with HTTPS certificates, reachable from anywhere.
Find your way around
Section titled “Find your way around” Get Started Prerequisites, install, a minimal deploy config, and your first wos up / wos web / wos down.
Concepts Worktrees, and the daemon + web UI.
Worktree Runtime Everything deployment: the lifecycle, startup, generated/compose/shell config, services, ports, healthchecks, dependencies, volumes, cache, targets, arguments, the deploy-config reference, and deploy troubleshooting.
Guides Task-oriented walkthroughs: the web UI, removing a worktree, native Windows, and WSL access.
Reference CLI commands, storage and sessions, daemon behavior, the release binary, and skills.
Troubleshooting Daemon errors and diagnostics. Deployment-specific troubleshooting lives under Worktree Runtime.