Why PMs & Designers Need Worktrees, but Don't Need to Know It

Worktrees enable multiple changes to a shared codebase to proceed in separate directories, preventing conflicts between unfinished files, branches, dependencies, and testing environments. The passage argues that non-engineers using coding agents need these same isolation benefits but should not have to manage Git branches, local setup, ports, or cleanup themselves. LightSprint presents each ticket as an isolated full-stack sandbox, potentially with a branched database, live preview, verification evidence, and a pull-request workflow, allowing product managers, designers, and engineers to develop parallel changes safely. Although the platform abstracts the technical machinery, existing engineering controls such as pull-request reviews, branch rules, automated checks, and merge queues remain in place, preserving oversight before changes reach production.

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