worktree-cleanup

Worktree cleanup

Run the bundled read-only audit for the repository. It lists Git worktrees and checks branch, local changes, ignored files, and unpushed commits. It does not declare a checkout safe to delete. Compare candidates with active agent sessions, pinned chats, running processes, and any worktree attachments the host exposes. A missing transcript is unknown usage, not proof that nobody needs the worktree.

Show the exact paths proposed for removal and why. Keep the primary checkout, active sessions, dirty worktrees, unpushed commits, and uncertain candidates. Before deletion, obtain approval for the exact paths. Use git worktree remove without --force on confirmed clean paths; verify Git's list afterward. Never use rm -rf as a fallback for a failed worktree removal. Do not delete simulators, caches, or unrelated directories as part of this skill.