wt-cleanup
/wt:cleanup - Clean Up Merged Worktrees
Description
Quick command to identify and remove merged or stale worktrees.
Usage
/wt:cleanup
What It Does
This slash command:
- Activates the Git Worktree Manager skill (
@git-worktree) - Automatically runs the
*cleanupcommand - Helps you clean up old worktrees
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