Rift
Git worktree manager for AI agents
10 followers
Git worktree manager for AI agents
10 followers
Git worktree manager for parallel AI agent development.
Free
Launch Team
Viktor.comAn AI coworker that actually does the work
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Hey everyone! I'm Priyash, the maker of Rift.
I built Rift because I kept running into the same problem: I'd be working with an AI coding agent on one feature, and while waiting, I'd want to start another task - but my repo was already dirty. Stashing, switching branches, re-installing deps... it killed the momentum.
Rift fixes this with git worktrees. One command - rift open - creates an isolated branch and worktree, runs your setup hooks, and drops you in with your AI agent already running. Each worktree is completely independent, so you can have 5 features in progress at once with zero conflicts.
What makes it different:
Agent-agnostic - Works with Claude Code, Copilot, Codex, Aider, or literally any CLI command
Zero config to start - npm install -g @priyashpatil/rift, then rift init in your project
No port collisions - Deterministic hash-based port mapping so every worktree can run dev servers simultaneously
Lifecycle hooks - Auto-install deps, seed databases, assign ports - all triggered automatically
One workspace view - rift code opens all active worktrees in a single VS Code/Cursor/Windsurf workspace
It's open source, MIT licensed, and built with Bun. Fun fact - Rift itself was built entirely with Claude Code. Would love your feedback - happy to answer any questions!
GitHub: https://github.com/priyashpatil/rift
Docs: https://rift.priyashpatil.com
Yooo I'm from web3 too! Glad to see you here! I've been shipping a product entirely through Claude Code on a single VPS, and the dirty repo problem is real. More than once I've had Claude halfway through a refactor when I realized I needed to hotfix something on main. My "solution" was just opening another SSH session and praying nothing conflicted haha. Not great.
Congratulations on the launch @priyashpatil ! Look forward to checking how builders use this
Thanks @geetika_mehta