Nexwork – Multi-repo orchestrator with Git worktrees
Nexwork – Multi-repo orchestrator with Git worktrees
Hi HN! I'm the creator of Nexwork. I built this to solve a problem my team had: managing features that span multiple microservices (usually 3-5 repos per feature). The Problem: - Manually cloning/branching each repo - Tracking progress across repos in Jira/spreadsheets - AI assistants (Claude/GPT) waste tons of tokens scanning directories - Hard to run tests across all repos at once Nexwork uses Git worktrees to: - Create isolated feature branches in one command - Auto-generate AI context files with complete file trees - Run commands across all repos (e.g., "run npm test" in 5 repos) - Track time, commits, and git statistics Quick try: npm install -g multi-repo-orchestrator multi-repo init multi-repo feature:create It's v1.0.0, so definitely rough around the edges. Built with TypeScript, MIT licensed, works with Node/Python/.NET/Go/Rust/etc. I'm here to answer questions and would love feedback on: - Is this useful for others managing microservices? - What features would make it more valuable? - Any bugs or usability issues? Thanks for checking it out!
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