Worktree Cleanup

Merge a completed worktree branch into main, remove the worktree directory, and delete the branch.

Instructions

Step 1: List active worktrees

Run git worktree list and parse the output to find all worktrees except the main one.

If there are no worktrees to clean up, tell the user and stop.

Step 2: Ask user which worktree to clean up

Use the AskUserQuestion tool to present the list of active worktrees as options. Show the branch name and directory path in each option.

Step 3: Confirm merge strategy

Use AskUserQuestion to ask whether to:

1. Merge into main — merge the branch into main before cleanup
2. Remove only — just remove the worktree and branch without merging (for abandoned work)

Step 4: Execute cleanup

If merging:

# 1. Ensure we're on main and up to date
git checkout main

# 2. Merge the branch
git merge --ff-only <branch-name>

# 3. Remove worktree and delete branch
scripts/remove-worktree.sh <branch-name> --delete-branch

If removing without merge:

# Remove worktree and delete branch
scripts/remove-worktree.sh <branch-name> --delete-branch

Step 5: Report result

Show what was done: merged (if applicable), worktree removed, branch deleted.

Arguments

$ARGUMENTS