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You can rebase all local git branches onto the trunk by running an interactive command that delegates failing rebases to a swarm of agents for semantic conflict resolution. This process ensures your local branch history stays aligned with the main codebase.

To fix a failed git rebase, a controlled swarm of up to five concurrent agents handles semantic conflict resolution interactively. This automated approach completes in-progress rebases that standard command-line tools could not finish.

When cleaning up local git branches, the tool first verifies your working tree is clean. If uncommitted changes are detected, it prompts you to either commit or stash them before proceeding with the rebase operations.

You can safely delete local branches because the swarm of agents never performs destructive deletions. Branch deletion is strictly limited to explicit user confirmation prompts from the underlying safe automation tool.

Yes, you need the gh-tidy command-line tool installed to automate local branch rebasing. The system builds upon gh-tidy for initial operations and deploys a swarm of agents to resolve conflicts for branches that gh-tidy cannot finish.

After successfully rebasing local branches, you should re-arm PR merge automation for related pull requests. This ensures your updated branch history integrates smoothly with continuous integration and automated merge workflows.