git-worktree-remove

To safely remove a git worktree, this skill performs safety checks for uncommitted changes and protected branches, then deletes the worktree alongside its local and remote branches while pruning references.

When removing a git worktree with uncommitted changes, the skill executes safety checks to detect them, preventing accidental data loss and ensuring your modifications are handled correctly before deletion proceeds.

No, this skill includes safety checks that identify protected branches, ensuring that any attempt to remove a git worktree on a protected branch is halted to prevent accidental deletion of critical code.

Yes, removing a git worktree with this skill includes cleanup steps that delete both local and remote branches associated with the worktree, and it prunes outdated references to keep your repository clean.

You should clean up git worktrees when you are done with a feature branch and want to securely remove the worktree, ensuring that branch management stays organized without leftover development artifacts.