Skylv Git Pruner

Safely removes merged and stale Git branches. Identifies branches already on main/master. Triggers: clean branches, remove old branches, delete merged branch...

This skill appears to be what it says — a set of instructions for pruning Git branches — but follow these precautions before using it: - Run a dry run first: list candidate branches without deleting them (e.g., git branch --merged origin/main and inspect dates). Do not run deletion commands until you verify the list. - The SKILL.md omits exact commands for detecting unpushed commits and calculating commit age. Prefer well-known checks such as git log origin/branch..branch or git cherry -v origin/branch to detect unpushed commits, and use git log --since/--before or for-each-ref with committerdate for date-based filtering. - Be careful with platform-specific commands: the file uses findstr (Windows). On macOS/Linux replace with grep. Confirm the agent's execution environment before running any shell commands. - Avoid git branch -D unless you have confirmed there are no important unpushed commits. Prefer git branch -d and only force-delete when you understand the consequences. - Backup or test in a non-critical repository first. If the agent can execute commands autonomously, ensure it always asks explicit confirmation before performing deletions. If the skill were improved, request explicit, cross-platform commands for each detection step, and a safer deletion workflow (dry-run mode, explicit command examples for detecting unpushed commits, and clearer protected-branch patterns).

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: skylv-git-pruner Version: 1.0.0 The skylv-git-pruner skill is a standard utility for managing Git branches. It provides instructions for identifying and deleting merged or stale branches while explicitly including safety measures such as protecting core branches (main, master, develop) and requiring user confirmation before execution. No malicious patterns or data exfiltration risks were found in SKILL.md or _meta.json.