Tip: let your AI agent clean up git worktrees and branches after pushing to production
tomaarsen · x · 2026-10-13
- NielsRogge shared a practical agent-engineering tip: have your agent clean up its git worktree and branch once it has pushed its changes to production.
- He notes he wishes he had adopted this practice much earlier, as it prevents leftover dirty worktrees and branches piling up during agent-driven development.
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