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You can automate git branch merging and worktree cleanup by running a script that merges the winning agent's branch into the base branch, archives losing branches with tags, and removes unnecessary worktrees.

Archiving losing git branches in collaborative development is done by tagging them for future reference before cleaning up the worktrees, ensuring the repository stays organized without losing code history.

Yes, you need Python and git installed to manage multiple agent worktrees, as the automation relies on git operations and Python script execution to handle session cleanup and branch merging tasks.

Worktree management for multiple development sessions works by automatically removing unnecessary worktrees after the winning branch is merged into the base branch, keeping the repository organized for continuous integration.

Yes, you can use Python scripts to clean up losing branches after a merge, which automates the archiving process with tags and removes redundant worktrees to streamline collaborative development workflows.