Branch Integration

Finishing is a decision gate, not an automatic merge.

Final inspection

1. Run git status and inspect the full diff from the intended base.
2. Check for untracked files, generated artifacts, secrets, unrelated edits, and migration or release notes that belong in the branch.
3. Run the relevant focused and broad checks with fresh output.
4. Summarize the behavior, evidence, limits, and known follow-ups.

Use completion-verification; a green suite alone does not choose the integration path.

Present explicit options

• Merge locally: integrate into the target branch after review.
• Open a pull request: preserve the branch for collaborative review.
• Keep the branch: leave it available for later work.
• Discard: delete only after confirming no unique work remains.

Do not push, merge, delete a branch, or remove a worktree unless the user or the repository's explicit automation authorizes that action. If checks are blocked, present the blocked state instead of hiding it in a success summary.

Completion condition

The chosen integration path is recorded, the final diff and evidence match the scope, and cleanup is either performed safely or intentionally deferred.