The exact subcommands and flags ship with your installed version of Arbora. Use arbora --help and arbora <cmd> --help as the source of truth. Below are illustrative patterns common for worktree tooling.
Global
arbora --version
arbora --help
Create a worktree
# Create a new worktree and branch
arbora create my-feature --branch feat/my-feature
# Or from an existing branch
arbora create hotfix-12 --from origin/main
List worktrees
arbora list
# Git equivalent (always available)
git worktree list
Remove a worktree
arbora remove my-feature
# Often wraps:
git worktree remove ../path/to/my-feature
Environment variables
Some builds support configuration via env vars, for example:
export ARBORA_ROOT=../my-repo-wt
arbora create ticket-4410
Check your repo’s README for supported variables.
JSON / scripting
If your CLI supports machine-readable output, prefer it in agent scripts:
arbora list --json
If that flag does not exist yet, parse git worktree list --porcelain in the meantime.
See also
- Getting started — overview.
- Concepts — worktree mental model.
- Installation — how to install.