qsd-remove-workspace

To safely remove a git worktree and workspace, you must validate that no uncommitted changes exist in the involved repositories. This skill executes per-repo worktree detachments followed by workspace directory cleanup to keep repositories tidy.

Deleting a workspace with uncommitted changes triggers a safety validation check. The removal process requires explicit confirmation to prevent accidental data loss, ensuring your local environment changes are reviewed before any worktrees are detached and directories are deleted.

You can automate cleanup of git worktrees across multiple repos managed within a single workspace. The removal process operates across all associated repositories, executing per-repo git worktree detachments before finalizing the workspace directory deletion.

You do not need to manually detach git worktrees before removing your repository workspace. The process handles per-repo worktree removals automatically, followed by the final workspace cleanup, provided explicit confirmation is given for the deletion.

Workspace removal requires explicit confirmation to enforce safety validation and avoid accidental deletions. This precaution ensures that associated git worktrees are only detached and local directories deleted after verifying no uncommitted changes remain in the repositories.