Automates the removal of local and remote branches and worktrees after a pull request is successfully merged.
This skill streamlines the post-development workflow by handling the tedious tasks that follow a successful pull request merge. It automatically detects merged PRs, deletes associated local and remote branches, removes temporary worktrees, stops development servers, and returns the workspace to the main branch. By ensuring issue closure and cleaning up stale resources, it helps maintain a clean repository and efficient development environment, allowing developers to transition immediately to their next task.
Key Features
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02Comprehensive deletion of both local and remote feature branches
03Cleans up git worktrees and associated metadata to free up disk space
04Automatically stops active development servers and frees assigned ports
05Verifies GitHub issue closure status to ensure workflow completion
06Automatic detection of merged pull requests and stale branches
Use Cases
01Managing multiple concurrent tasks by cleaning up worktree environments efficiently
02Automating the transition back to the main branch after a successful PR merge
03Tidying up a repository after finishing a feature or bug fix to prevent branch bloat
