Cookies

With your permission, we use Google Analytics cookies to measure visits and improve the site. Necessary cookies are always on. You can change your choice or withdraw consent anytime in the footer, under Cookie settings. Cookie Policy

Skip to content

Clean Branches Command

Clean up merged and stale git branches

  • Commands
  • General
  • 0

What it does and how to use it

A /slash command, ready to use, that runs a general workflow in a single step.

  1. Install the command (command above).
  2. In Claude Code, type "/" followed by the command name.
  3. Follow the instructions the command asks for and let it run.

Install (Claude Code)

mkdir -p .claude/commands && curl -fsSL https://doutorai.pt/data/lib/commands__davepoon-subagents__commands-clean-branches.md -o .claude/commands/davepoon-subagents__commands-clean-branches.md

Paste this command into the terminal, in your project folder, and the component installs automatically.

Content

---
description: Clean up merged and stale git branches
category: utilities-debugging
argument-hint: 1. **Repository State Analysis**
allowed-tools: Bash(git *)
---

# Clean Branches Command

Clean up merged and stale git branches

## Instructions

Follow this systematic approach to clean up git branches: **$ARGUMENTS**

1. **Repository State Analysis**
   - Check current branch and uncommitted changes
   - List all local and remote branches
   - Identify the main/master branch name
   - Review recent branch activity and merge history

   ```bash
   # Check current status
   git status
   git 

- 🔒 Full content on the Pro plan (€7.99/month) -

Need help with Claude Code?

Ask Dr AI - it explains things simply.

Need a tailor-made solution?

Not sure where to start with AI in your business? Get a free assessment and a tailored plan - no commitment.

Save hours every week with AI, no hassle

Doutor AI gives you 1,859 ready-to-copy AI prompts, by industry and in plain English - plus a complete technical library for those who want to go further.

See plans