worktree-cleanuplisted

# Cleanup worktrees ## Remove a specific task ```bash worktree cleanup $ARGUMENTS ``` Common usage: ```bash # Remove worktrees and branches for a completed task worktree cleanup <task-name> --force --delete-branches ``` ## Remove all merged tasks ```bash # Preview what would be removed worktree cleanup --merged --dry-run # Remove all merged tasks and their branches worktree cleanup --merged --force --delete-branches ``` ## Options | Option | Description | |---|---| | `--merged` | Auto-detect tasks whose branches are merged into the default branch | | `--delete-branches` | Delete local branches along with worktrees | | `--dry-run` | Show targets without actually deleting | | `--force` | Skip confirmation prompts and ignore uncommitted changes | ## Safety - Warns about uncommitted changes unless `--force` is used - Asks for confirmation unless `--force` is used - Removes the empty `.worktrees/` directory when the last task is cleaned up