work-done

/work-done — Clean up after merge

Important: This command should be run from the main worktree, NOT from inside the work worktree being cleaned up. If you detect the current directory is inside a linked worktree (git-dir differs from git-common-dir), instruct the user to switch to their main repo checkout first, or run wt switch main (or wt switch ^).

When this skill is invoked, follow these steps:

1. Verify we are NOT inside the target worktree

GIT_DIR=$(git rev-parse --git-dir 2>/dev/null)
GIT_COMMON=$(git rev-parse --git-common-dir 2>/dev/null)

If $GIT_DIR differs from $GIT_COMMON, we are inside a linked worktree. Tell the user:

You're inside the worktree that would be deleted. Please switch to your main repo checkout first:

cd /path/to/main/repo

Then run /work-done again.

Stop here.

2. Determine which branch to clean up

If the user specified a branch name, use that. Otherwise, ask which work branch to clean up. You can list active worktrees:

wt list

Let the user pick.

3. Check PR status

gh pr view BRANCH_NAME --json state,mergedAt 2>/dev/null

If PR is merged

Proceed to cleanup.

If PR is open (not merged)

Warn the user:

The PR for branch BRANCH_NAME has not been merged yet. Are you sure you want to clean up?

Wait for confirmation before proceeding. If the user says no, stop.

If no PR exists

Warn the user:

No PR found for branch BRANCH_NAME. The work may not be integrated. Are you sure you want to clean up?

Wait for confirmation before proceeding.

4. Remove the worktree

wt remove BRANCH_NAME

This removes the worktree and the local branch via worktrunk.

5. Delete remote branch

If the branch still exists on the remote:

git push origin --delete BRANCH_NAME

Skip silently if the branch was already deleted (e.g. by GitHub's auto-delete on merge setting).

6. Report

Cleanup complete:
- Worktree removed for BRANCH_NAME
- Remote branch deleted
- Linear ticket transitioned via PR merge