land-branch

Land a feature branch on a main that moved ahead: assess the divergence, rebase, open or update the PR, wait for every check to pass, squash-merge, then run the project's own rebuild step if it has one. Covers failing checks, stuck checks, merge refusals and a failed rebuild. Use when asked to land, merge or ship a branch, especially after another session merged work first.

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Repository: Dev-of-Codes-LLC/agent-toolkit
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name	land-branch
description	Land a feature branch on a main that moved ahead: assess the divergence, rebase, open or update the PR, wait for every check to pass, squash-merge, then run the project's own rebuild step if it has one. Covers failing checks, stuck checks, merge refusals and a failed rebuild. Use when asked to land, merge or ship a branch, especially after another session merged work first.

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