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autoFinishReadyAgentBranches now falls back to a local direct merge when origin or gh is unavailable, instead of disabling the sweep, so the doctor flow can commit, merge, and prune agent branches on repos that have no GitHub-backed PR surface. The dirty-worktree skip is replaced by an auto-commit step so pending payloads land on the base branch automatically, matching the behavior of gx branch finish. agent-branch-finish.sh also learns to merge into an already-checked-out base worktree when running in --direct-only --no-push mode, avoiding the "branch already used by worktree" failure that blocked local-only finishes whenever the primary checkout sat on the target base.
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Automated by gx branch finish (PR flow).