auto-merge-and-cleanup

To automate Git merge and cleanup, this Skill merges your completed feature branch into main, pushes to the remote, deletes local and remote branches, removes the worktree, and cleans temporary files for a finalized workflow.

The best way to merge a feature branch into main while preserving history is using a non-fast-forward merge strategy, which this Skill applies automatically before synchronizing your remote repository and cleaning up branches.

Git worktree removal during branch cleanup deletes the associated local worktree directory after a successful merge, ensuring your local development environment is cleaned up alongside the local and remote feature branch deletions.

You do not need to manually delete remote and local branches after a merge, as this Skill automatically removes both the remote and local feature branches along with temporary files once the merge and remote push complete.

When automating a Git merge, this Skill checks for uncommitted changes before proceeding, ensuring that your working directory is clean before merging into main and executing the remote synchronization and cleanup steps.

You can use this automated Git cleanup with temporary task files, as the process explicitly deletes task-specific temporary files alongside removing the worktree and deleting both local and remote feature branches.