Remove a Claude Code worktree from the local LifeOS workspace.
npx skills add https://github.com/nbramia/LifeOS --skill remove-worktree-nbramia
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: remove-worktree Source: https://github.com/nbramia/LifeOS/tree/main/.claude/skills/remove-worktree Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nbramia/LifeOS --skill remove-worktree-nbramia
Tear down a Claude Code worktree cleanly, even if you’re inside the worktree, and return to the main repository without leaving behind stray state.
Provide the worktree name to remove and I will run the removal script to tear down that worktree.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To remove a git worktree from inside the directory, this skill automatically exits to the main repository before invoking the tear-down script, ensuring clean workspace cleanup without leaving stray state.
Safely delete a Claude Code worktree by resolving the worktree name and optionally deleting the branch if merged into origin/main; branch deletion is opt-in and only occurs if explicitly requested by the user.
Yes, you can clean up temporary git worktrees without stray state by invoking a main repository script that follows defined tear-down steps, resolving the worktree name and handling directory exits automatically.
No, removing a Claude Code worktree does not automatically delete the associated git branch; branch deletion is optional and safe by default, only executing when you explicitly opt in during the cleanup process.
The best way to tear down experimental worktrees in a local LifeOS workspace is using an automated removal script that resolves the target name, exits the directory if needed, and completes the tear-down safely.
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