Reset workflow data. Selectively or fully clears the .otto/ directory.

Available Targets

Target	Directory	Contents
`tasks`	`.otto/tasks/`	Task lists
`specs`	`.otto/specs/`	Specifications
`docs`	`.otto/docs/`	Changelogs
`sessions`	`.otto/sessions/`	Browser sessions
`all`	`.otto/`	Everything (default)

Usage Examples

•/reset - Clear everything (prompts for confirmation)
•/reset tasks - Clear only task lists
•/reset specs tasks - Clear specs and tasks
•/reset sessions - Clear browser sessions only
•/reset all - Explicit full reset

Workflow

1. Check for .otto/

bash

if [[ ! -d ".otto" ]]; then
  echo "No .otto/ directory found. Nothing to reset."
  exit 0
fi

If no .otto/ exists, report and stop.

2. Parse Arguments

Map targets to directories:

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tasks    -> .otto/tasks/
specs    -> .otto/specs/
docs     -> .otto/docs/
sessions -> .otto/sessions/
all      -> .otto/

If no arguments or all specified, target entire .otto/ directory.

3. Kill Active Processes (if sessions targeted or all)

bash

for pid_file in .otto/sessions/*/browser.pid .otto/otto/sessions/*/browser.pid; do
  [ -f "$pid_file" ] && kill $(cat "$pid_file") 2>/dev/null || true
done

4. Preview Removal

Show what will be removed with sizes:

bash

du -sh <target_dirs> 2>/dev/null

Display to user:

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Will remove:
  .otto/tasks/ (4K)
  .otto/specs/ (8K)

5. Confirm

Use AskUserQuestion:

"This will delete the selected workflow data. Continue?" Options: "Yes, reset" / "Cancel"

6. Remove

After confirmation, remove only the targeted directories:

bash

rm -rf <target_dirs>

For all, remove entire .otto/:

bash

rm -rf .otto

7. Report

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Reset complete. Cleared: tasks, specs
Run /otto or /spec to continue.