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Compatibility alias for Repository Maintenance. Use only when an existing prompt invokes repo-closeout; prefer repo-maintenance for new repository structure, artifact, worktree, branch, sibling consolidation, and local-main maintenance work.

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name	repo-closeout
description	Compatibility alias for Repository Maintenance. Use only when an existing prompt invokes repo-closeout; prefer repo-maintenance for new repository structure, artifact, worktree, branch, sibling consolidation, and local-main maintenance work.

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