ai-worktree:teardown

To safely remove a git worktree and delete its branch, run the teardown command from the main repository to validate context, sync the main branch, remove the worktree, and delete the associated branch if merged.

Teardown a worktree with uncommitted or dirty changes triggers a clear error to prevent data loss. You can override this edge case using the --force option to proceed with the removal and branch deletion.

Yes, you can remove a git worktree but keep the branch by using the --keep-branch option. This removes the worktree directory and syncs the main repository without deleting the associated branch.

To delete a git worktree when the branch is not merged into the main repository, use the --force option. This bypasses the safe fallback for non-merged branches and executes the branch deletion.

Git worktree teardown fails when run inside the worktree because the process enforces operating from the main repository. You must navigate to the main repository directory before executing the teardown command.