tool-agentsandbox-merge

To merge worktree changes, you can use standard merges, squash merges, or cherry-picking to integrate commits from the agentsandbox session into your primary development branch.

Reviewing code changes from autonomous agents involves checking a clear summary of commits, diffs, and file changes between the current branch and the agentsandbox session before integrating.

You can safely remove worktrees, branches, and temporary task directories through automated cleanup after the multi-repo session work is successfully integrated into the primary branch.

Yes, integrating agentsandbox work requires access to the local git repository and the agentsandbox task directory structure to perform branch management and worktree pruning.

Yes, flexible integration supports selective cherry-picking of specific commits from the agentsandbox session, alongside standard merges and squash merges for clean git history.