git-cleanup

To safely clean up local git branches, this Skill categorizes them by merge status and relationship to remote branches, requiring explicit user confirmation before executing any deletions to prevent data loss. It distinguishes between safe deletes for merged branches and force deletes for squash-merged ones.

Deleting squash-merged git branches safely requires distinguishing between safe deletes and force deletes. This Skill identifies squash-merged branches and uses a multi-stage confirmation process before executing force deletions, ensuring you don't lose active work.

Git branch cleanup handles dirty worktrees by detecting uncommitted changes and warning you before any potential worktree removal. This prevents accidental data loss by requiring explicit confirmation during the multi-stage deletion workflow.

Yes, you can group related git branches for analysis. This Skill analyzes and presents branches with shared prefixes as a single unit, allowing you to manage and delete related local branches together during the confirmation workflow.

Yes, this git branch cleanup tool handles protected branches explicitly. It analyzes your local branches and prevents the deletion of protected branches, ensuring only safe candidates are presented for your confirmation during the cleanup process.