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Git branch cleanup requires verifying tests, integrating code into the main branch, and removing the workspace. This skill automates the lifecycle, enforcing test suite execution before merging or creating a pull request, and detects the environment for safe worktree management.

Managing Git worktrees during disposal requires context-aware cleanup to remove linked directories safely. This skill detects the Git environment to provide appropriate cleanup options, ensuring your workspace remains tidy after discarding experimental code branches.

Yes, the workflow enforces automated verification by executing the test suite before any integration or cleanup actions occur. This ensures that code is verified and integrated consistently, preventing untested changes from entering the main branch.

Yes, you can create a pull request instead of directly merging. The skill guides you through the process of safely integrating your code, allowing you to choose between merging into the main branch, creating a PR, or discarding the work.

Safe worktree management during branch termination relies on detecting whether you are in a standard repository or a worktree. This skill applies environment-aware Git operations to provide appropriate cleanup options, ensuring safe and tidy workspace removal.