ce-clean-gone-branches

To clean local Git branches after the remote is deleted, this Skill fetches remote state, identifies gone branches, and removes them along with associated worktrees after user confirmation.

Deleting stale worktrees during gone Git branch cleanup is handled by identifying branches whose remote tracking branch is gone and removing both the branch and its worktree safely.

To identify local Git branches no longer existing on the remote, the Skill fetches current remote state and compares it against local tracking branches to present stale branches for review.

Yes, you can safely remove abandoned local branches and worktrees without manual deletion; the Skill discovers stale branches and deletes them after user confirmation to prevent orphaned references.

Yes, Git branch cleanup requires confirmation; the Skill implements a three-step workflow that fetches remote state, identifies gone branches, and prompts for user confirmation before deleting them.

Orphaned worktree references occur because deleting a remote Git branch does not automatically remove local branches or worktrees; this Skill prunes both to keep your local repository accurate.