Work on several branches at once

Each branch you work on in n10 gets its own Git worktree and agent session. Switch between them from the sidebar. There's nothing to stash, and agents never edit your main checkout.

• New branch: press ⌘N (Ctrl+N on Linux), type the branch name and choose Create branch … and open a worktree.
• Existing branch or pull request: find it in the command palette under Check out branch, or right-click its row in the sidebar and choose Check out as worktree.

A session belongs to the worktree's directory, not to its branch name. If you switch or rename the branch inside a worktree, its agent session stays with that worktree.

What the sidebar shows

Each worktree's row shows its pull request, CI checks, review status and conflicts. The status turns red when a check fails or a reviewer asks for changes, and solid green when checks pass and every reviewer approves.

Open a worktree before it has a pull request to see its changes: the diff covers commits, uncommitted edits and untracked files against the base branch.

Keeping worktrees current

On each sync, n10 fetches from origin and fast-forwards your default branch, using git merge --ff-only if that branch is checked out in your main checkout. It also checks each worktree for conflicts and looks for merged pull requests. Sync Interval and Auto Delete on Merge in Settings control this.

n10 Desktop doesn't rebase worktrees. In the terminal UI, u rebases the selected worktree onto origin's default branch, not the pull request's target branch, and aborts the rebase if it conflicts.

Removing a worktree

Right-click it and choose Remove worktree…. This stops its agent, removes the worktree directory and deletes its local branch. If removal isn't safe, for example because of uncommitted changes, the dialog says why and offers Force remove where n10 allows it.