---
name: git-clean-gone
description: Clean up local branches with deleted remote tracking and their worktrees. Use after merging PRs to remove stale branches, detect squash-merged and rebased branches, and clean up associated worktrees.
argument-hint: "[--dry-run] [--no-worktrees]"
allowed-tools: Bash
user-invocable: true
disable-model-invocation: true
---

# Clean Gone

Delete local branches whose remote tracking is gone or merged, and remove their associated worktrees.

## Arguments

Parse from `$ARGUMENTS`:

| Flag | Default | Purpose |
| :-- | :-- | :-- |
| (none) | — | Full cleanup: gone + merged branches + worktrees |
| `--dry-run` | off | Preview only, no changes |
| `--no-worktrees` | off | Branches only, skip worktree removal |

## Preprocessed context

- Default remote: !`git for-each-ref --format="%(upstream:remotename)" refs/heads/main 2>/dev/null || git remote | head -1 2>/dev/null || echo "origin"`
- Default branch: !`basename "$(git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo refs/remotes/origin/main)"`
- gh CLI: !`command -v gh >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "available" || echo "unavailable"`

## Constraints

- First action MUST be Bash — preamble text wastes a turn and delays the actual cleanup
- Never delete the current branch — skip and report in summary
- Never remove the main worktree — only feature/task worktrees
- Execute `"${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/clean-gone.sh"` as a single Bash invocation
- Output summary directly as text (NOT via bash/printf)

## Workflow

### Phase 1: Execute Cleanup Script

Execute `"${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/clean-gone.sh"` immediately, passing through any flags from `$ARGUMENTS`.

- No flags → full cleanup (gone + merged branches + worktrees)
- `--dry-run` → preview only, no changes
- `--no-worktrees` → gone branches only, no worktree removal or merge detection
- Invalid flag → script exits with error, show valid options (`--dry-run`, `--no-worktrees`), stop

### Phase 2: Output Summary

Parse script output line prefixes and render formatted summary directly as text.

**Line prefixes** (from script output):

| Prefix | Meaning |
| :-- | :-- |
| `DELETED:branch:reason` | Deleted branch |
| `REMOVED_WT:worktree:branch` | Removed worktree |
| `SKIPPED:branch:reason` | Skipped branch |
| `KEPT:branch:reason` | Kept branch |
| `KEPT_WT:worktree:branch:reason` | Kept worktree |

Dry-run uses `WOULD_DELETE`, `WOULD_REMOVE_WT`, `WOULD_SKIP`, `WOULD_KEEP`, `WOULD_KEEP_WT`.

**Summary format:**

```
**Cleanup Summary**

Deleted:
  🗑️ fix/old-feature (gone)
  🗂️ fix-old-feature-wt (worktree)

Skipped:
  ⚠️ feat/current-work (current branch)

Kept:
  🗂️ wt-name (worktree) - branch (N unmerged)
  ℹ️ feat/in-progress (14 unmerged)
```

Only include sections with items. Empty state: `✅ Repository already clean — no branches to process`

Dry-run header: `**Dry Run Preview**` with "Would delete/remove" phrasing.

## Cleanup Logic

- Uses pre-resolved remote name and default branch from preprocessed context
- Deletes branches marked `[gone]` (remote tracking deleted)
- Deletes branches fully merged via rebase/cherry-pick (`git cherry`)
- Deletes branches squash-merged via PR (`gh pr list --state merged`) when gh CLI is available
- Removes associated worktrees before branch deletion
- Skips main and current branch
- Falls back gracefully if gh CLI is unavailable (see preprocessed context)

## Edge Cases

- Invalid flags: report unknown flag, show valid options, stop
- No cleanable branches: report "Repository already clean"
- Current branch is gone/merged: skip deletion, warn in summary
- Uncommitted changes in worktree: force remove with `--force` flag
- No `gh` CLI (see preprocessed context): squash merges won't be detected, only `git cherry` used
- No remote configured: remote from preprocessed context used as fallback

## Example Invocations

<example>
Full cleanup:

```bash
/git-clean-gone
```
</example>

<example>
Preview what would be deleted:

```bash
/git-clean-gone --dry-run
```
</example>

<example>
Branches only, no worktree removal:

```bash
/git-clean-gone --no-worktrees
```
</example>