/merged – Post-Merge Cleanup

“Clean up after the merge.”

After your PR is merged, this skill handles the cleanup: switch to main, pull latest, delete the merged branch.

Usage

/merged              # Cleanup current merged branch

Steps

Step 1: Get current branch name

BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current)
echo "Current branch: $BRANCH"

If already on main or master, stop — nothing to clean up.

Step 2: Switch to main and pull

git checkout main
git pull origin main

Step 3: Delete the merged feature branch

# Delete local branch
git branch -d $BRANCH

# Delete remote branch (if it still exists)
git push origin --delete $BRANCH 2>/dev/null || echo "Remote branch already deleted"

Step 4: Confirm cleanup

echo "✅ Cleanup complete"
git branch -a | head -10
git log --oneline -3

Output

## ✅ Post-Merge Cleanup

- Switched to: `main`
- Pulled latest: [commit hash]
- Deleted branch: `[branch-name]`
- Ready for next task

**Latest commits on main:**
- [hash] [message]
- [hash] [message]
- [hash] [message]

When to Use

After your PR is merged on GitHub:

PR merged on GitHub
        ↓
/merged
        ↓
✅ Back on main, branch cleaned up

Safety

• Uses git branch -d (safe delete) — won’t delete unmerged branches
• Checks if remote branch exists before deleting
• Won’t run if already on main

ARGUMENTS: $ARGUMENTS