speckit-worktree-clean

To clean up stale git worktrees and reclaim disk space, you can remove unused worktrees from the .worktrees/ directory while preserving the main working directory. The process enforces user confirmation and checks for uncommitted changes before removal.

The best way to remove orphaned git worktrees from a spec-kit project is to target all merged and orphaned worktrees within the .worktrees/ directory. This approach automatically preserves the main worktree and requires explicit confirmation before deleting.

Yes, git worktree cleanup checks for uncommitted changes before removing branches. The process enforces user confirmation for destructive actions and safely preserves the main working directory to prevent accidental data loss.

Yes, you can remove all git worktrees with warnings in your repository. This cleanup target safely removes problematic worktrees from the .worktrees/ directory while always preserving the main working directory and requiring explicit user confirmation.

To clean up a .worktrees directory, you need git available on your system and the .worktrees/ directory to exist within your spec-kit project. The cleanup tool requires these prerequisites before identifying and removing unused worktrees.