Added decision-making framework to help readers evaluate if they need Worktrunk or should stick with vanilla git/aliases. Key additions (guide/ultimate-guide.md:10762): - 3 quick self-assessment questions (volume, multi-instance, team) - Decision matrix: 4 user profiles (Beginner → Boris scale) - Quick alias alternative for casual users (2 min setup, -79% typing) - Bottom line: "80% should start with vanilla git or alias" - YAGNI principle applied to tooling adoption Philosophy: Prevents premature tool adoption by providing objective criteria. Most readers (2-3 worktrees/week) don't need Worktrunk. Updated: - machine-readable/reference.yaml: Added worktree_tooling_self_assessment: 10762 - CHANGELOG.md: Updated Advanced Worktree Tooling entry with self-assessment details - Total guide additions: +139 lines (self-assessment section) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Machine-Readable References
Files optimized for LLM/AI consumption.
Contents
| File | Description | Tokens |
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| reference.yaml | Structured index with line numbers for deep dives | ~2K |
| llms.txt | Standard LLM context file for repository indexation | ~1.5K |
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@machine-readable/reference.yaml
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