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Use when the user wants to clean up merged branches locally and on remote. Lists merged branches, confirms before deleting, and prunes stale remote refs.
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| name | cleanup |
| description | Use when the user wants to clean up merged branches locally and on remote. Lists merged branches, confirms before deleting, and prunes stale remote refs. |
| allowed-tools | Read, Bash |
Safe deletion of local and remote branches that have been merged into main. Always shows what will be deleted and confirms before proceeding.
git branch --merged main | grep -v '^\*\|main\|master'
Filter out:
*)git branch -r --merged origin/main | grep -v 'origin/main\|origin/master'
Filter out:
For each branch found, verify it is fully merged:
git log --oneline main..<branch>
If output is empty: branch is fully merged. Safe to delete.
If output is non-empty: branch has commits not in main. Do NOT delete. Warn the user.
Before deleting a remote branch, check for open PRs:
gh pr list --head <branch> --state open
If any open PRs exist: skip deletion of that branch. Note it and ask the user if they want to close the PR first.
Display a summary:
Local branches to delete:
branch-1
branch-2
Remote branches to delete:
origin/branch-3
origin/branch-4
Branches with open PRs (will be skipped):
branch-5
Ask for explicit confirmation:
Proceed with deletion? (yes/no)
Use -d (safe delete only — fails if not fully merged):
git branch -d <branch>
Never use -D — it force-deletes without checking.
Report each deletion:
Deleted: branch-1
Deleted: branch-2
git push origin --delete <branch>
Report each deletion:
Deleted remote: origin/branch-3
Deleted remote: origin/branch-4
git remote prune origin
Summary:
cleanup complete:
Local branches deleted: N
Remote branches deleted: M
Stale refs pruned
-d not -D: safe mode onlygit log main..<branch> output requiredIf git branch -d <branch> fails (branch not fully merged):
Cannot delete <branch>: not fully merged
Skip it and continue with others. Note it in the final report.
If git push origin --delete <branch> fails (remote branch doesn't exist), skip and continue.
Related: cap (commit and push), git-guard (merge strategy verification)