SessionCast now detects your git context and lets you spin up a new worktree directly from the web terminal.

How It Works

When a session is inside a git repository, SessionCast automatically picks up the branch name and repo. A new footer bar appears below the terminal with your current git info and a + Worktree button.

Click the button, type a branch name, and press Enter. SessionCast will:

1. Run git worktree add in the session's current directory
2. Create a new tmux session at the worktree path
3. The new session appears automatically in your sidebar

No need to SSH in, open another tab, or run manual git commands — just click and branch.

What You See

• Branch name — the current branch of the session (e.g. main)
• Repository — the GitHub repo (e.g. sessioncast/web)
• + Worktree — creates a new worktree + tmux session in one click

The footer bar only appears for sessions running inside a git repository. Non-git sessions look the same as before.

Requirements

• CLI Agent v2.2.0 or later
• The session must be inside a git repository