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target-reset
Reset the target to its initial seed state
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Reset the target to its initial seed state
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Stop the running supervisor and all researcher variants
Live tree view of supervisor via cron — agent collects stats every 30s
Dashboard: supervisor status, researcher variants, and metric history
Remove all supervisor leftovers: clones, logs, state, backups
Start the supervisor as a background process
Delete all deployed SAR repos and clean temp files
| name | target-reset |
| description | Reset the target to its initial seed state |
| user_invocable | true |
Reset the target repo to the seed git tag (the original initial commit, before any research changes).
Read .env from the workspace root for RAG_TARGET_REPO.
cd <RAG_TARGET_REPO> && git reset --hard seed && git tag -f baseline seed && rm -rf /tmp/rag-index-cache && rm -f /tmp/rag-eval-report.json
This resets all code to the seed, resets the baseline cursor to match, cleans USearch index cache, and removes stale eval reports.
seed — IMMUTABLE. Points to the original initial commit. Never moves. This is the starting point for a fresh research cycle.baseline — MOVING CURSOR. Points to the last merged state. Used by merge_cherry_pick to find new commits since the last merge. Moves after each merge operation./target-reset resets both HEAD and baseline to seed.