VS Code

Open a worktree

aw switch --vscode feature-auth

Use --cursor or --kiro for those editors.

Use the extension

Install haphazarddev.arashi-vscode from the VS Code Marketplace or Open VSX.

The extension provides:

core Arashi commands in the command palette
a worktree view with switch and remove actions
workspace and repository shortcuts
diagnostics in the Arashi output channel

Show child repositories

If Source Control does not find repositories under repos/, increase its scan depth:

{
  "git.repositoryScanMaxDepth": 2
}

Custom paths may need a different depth. Repositories outside the workspace must be added as workspace folders.

Choose a workflow

Use aw switch --vscode from a terminal.
Use the extension when VS Code is your main workspace.
Set arashi.binaryPath or arashi.workspaceRoot only when the defaults are wrong.