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### Creating Worktree
There are two ways to create a new Worktree,
There are multiple ways to create a new Worktree,
1. Create from Pochi sidebar directly

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![Open Worktree in Pochi](../assets/images/worktree-pochi.png)
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In both cases, Pochi will create and check out the branch at the specified disk path as a worktree. You can then perform any action as if it were a standard Git repository, as an independent dev environment in each worktree.
3. Let Pochi create a worktree for a new coding task
When you are submitting the message to create a new task, using `Cmd/Ctrl + Enter`, then Pochi will create a worktree for the new task. The worktree/branch name is generated according to the coding task.

In all cases, Pochi will create and check out the branch at the specified disk path as a worktree. You can then perform any action as if it were a standard Git repository, as an independent dev environment in each worktree.


### Create Task in Pochi
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