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Remove a git worktree and clean up its directories. Use when: removing a worktree, cleaning up a finished branch workspace.
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| name | remove-worktree |
| description | Remove a git worktree and clean up its directories. Use when: removing a worktree, cleaning up a finished branch workspace. |
| argument-hint | Worktree path or branch name |
Remove a git worktree and clean up the empty parent directories left by the ../worktrees/<repo>/<branch>/<repo> layout.
If the user gives a branch name, resolve it to a path:
git worktree list
Present the path to be removed: "Remove worktree at <path>? This cannot be undone."
Do not proceed until confirmed. Note: the branch is NOT deleted unless --delete-branch is passed — the user keeps their code.
git worktree-rm <path>
If git worktree-rm is not on PATH, fall back to the script via its installed symlink (location-independent):
~/.agents/skills/remove-worktree/scripts/git-worktree-rm <path>
This removes the worktree, cleans up empty parent directories, and optionally deletes the branch with --delete-branch.