ce-clean-gone-branches

Run git fetch --prune to sync remote state, then inspect git branch -vv for branches marked ': gone]'. This Skill automates that discovery, lists the stale branches, and deletes each confirmed branch with git branch -D.

Check git worktree list for entries matching the branch name, then run git worktree remove --force on the worktree path before deleting the branch. The Skill performs this check automatically for every gone branch it removes.

No. The discovery script skips lines starting with '*' in git branch -vv output, which marks the active branch. Git itself also refuses to delete the checked-out branch with git branch -D.

The ': gone]' marker appears when the branch's configured remote tracking branch no longer exists on the remote, typically after the remote branch was deleted following a merge. Running git fetch --prune updates this state.

Yes. The Skill presents the complete list of gone branches and waits for an explicit yes-or-no confirmation through the platform's blocking question tool before deleting anything. Declining stops the process with no changes.