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Resets the working directory for the next task by ensuring no uncommitted changes exist, switching to the main branch and pulling the latest changes.

When to use it

At the end of a task, to cleanly prepare the repository for the next task.

When not to use it

When you have uncommitted changes that you want to keep on the current branch.

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Done - Reset for next task

You are finishing up the current work and resetting the repo to be ready for the next task.

Check for uncommitted changes: Run git status --porcelain. If there is ANY output (staged, unstaged, or untracked files), stop immediately and tell the user:
- List the uncommitted/untracked files
- Tell them to commit or stash their changes before running /done
- Do NOT proceed to the next steps
Determine the default branch: Run git branch --list master main to check which exists. Prefer master if it exists, otherwise use main. If neither exists, tell the user that no master or main branch was found and stop.
Switch to the default branch: Run git checkout <branch> where <branch> is the branch determined in step 2.
Pull latest changes: Run git pull to fetch and merge the latest changes from the remote.
Confirm: Tell the user they are now on the default branch with the latest changes and ready to start the next task.