Worktrunk Audited: 153 Releases in 351 Days, a post-start Hook That Fails While wt switch Exits 0, and hash_port Ports That Collide Across Repositories

Wed, 04 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Worktrunk is the most-starred git worktree manager in existence. Ten thousand four hundred and seventy-nine stars, 376 forks, a Rust binary that installs with one Homebrew command, and a README whose headline promise is that worktrees become as easy as branches so you can run “5-10+” coding agents in parallel without them stepping on each other.

It also shipped its first release exactly one year ago — 0.1.0 on 3 November 2025 — and is still on version 0.81.0. In those 351 days it published 153 releases. Its changelog is 537 KB. The single most recent release carries seven distinct breaking changes and arrived after the longest quiet stretch in the project’s history.

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Worktrunk Audited: 153 Releases in 351 Days, a post-start Hook That Fails While wt switch Exits 0, and hash_port Ports That Collide Across Repositories