Land

land — post-merge worktree cleanup (thin wrapper)

All logic lives in the bundled script land.sh (same directory as this file: ~/.claude/skills/land/land.sh); this skill only runs it and relays the result. The script operates on whatever repo the current directory is inside — GitHub (gh) or GitLab (glab), picked automatically from origin's host.

Run

From anywhere inside the repo (main checkout or a worktree), passing the user's argument through verbatim — issue number, branch, or path; nothing = the worktree the session is in. Add -n if the user asked for a dry run:

~/.claude/skills/land/land.sh [target] [-n]

After

• Success: relay the script's "Done" summary. If it printed the NOTE about

the shell being inside the removed worktree, cd to the main checkout before any further commands.

• Refusal (exit 1): show the reason verbatim and stop. The refusals are the

safety model — never retry with --force, delete branches manually, or otherwise work around them. If the user wants to override, they do it by hand.

• Locked worktrees: the script unlocks stale claude-session locks (holder

pid gone) and self-held locks (the session running land is the one that locked the worktree — landing from inside it) by itself. If it refuses because a different live claude session holds the lock, tell the user which pid — the fix is to close that session (e.g. its cmux pane) and re-run; only they decide whether to git worktree unlock a session that's still open.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: otaviosoares
• Source: otaviosoares/agent-skills
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.