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Reset AccountyCat on a Mac as close as possible to a fresh install without touching unrelated data. Use when the user wants AC wiped "like never installed", wants old OpenRouter/OpenAI credentials removed from Keychain, wants local state/logs/runtime/telemetry deleted, or wants AC-specific preferences, caches, containers, and privacy grants cleared before testing a release build.

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name	accountycat-reset-state
description	Reset AccountyCat on a Mac as close as possible to a fresh install without touching unrelated data. Use when the user wants AC wiped "like never installed", wants old OpenRouter/OpenAI credentials removed from Keychain, wants local state/logs/runtime/telemetry deleted, or wants AC-specific preferences, caches, containers, and privacy grants cleared before testing a release build.

AccountyCat Reset State

Use this skill for destructive local cleanup of AC-owned macOS state. This is the "fresh install" reset path.

It removes:

~/Library/Application Support/AC including state, logs, telemetry, debug bundles, evals, and managed runtime files
AC-owned preferences, caches, HTTP storage, saved state, app containers, and application-script entries for discovered AC bundle IDs
AC Keychain items under service dev.accountycat.credentials
TCC/privacy grants for discovered AC bundle IDs

It must not delete broad ~/Library trees or unrelated app data.

Workflow

Use a dry run first if the user wants to inspect scope:

bash dev/agents/accountycat-reset-state/scripts/reset-ac-state.sh --dry-run

Run the actual reset:

bash dev/agents/accountycat-reset-state/scripts/reset-ac-state.sh

Report:

whether ~/Library/Application Support/AC was removed
whether AC keychain items were removed
whether AC defaults domains were removed
any leftover container stubs that macOS refused to delete

Ground Rules

Search only common AC locations for bundle IDs: /Applications, ~/Applications, repo build/, and ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData.
Prefer the bundled script over ad hoc shell editing.
Stop AC/ACInspector processes before deleting files.
Delete only AC-owned paths derived from discovered bundle IDs plus the known legacy domain dev.jon.accountycat.
If macOS leaves container directories containing only .com.apple.containermanagerd.metadata.plist, treat them as harmless leftovers and report them instead of forcing broader deletion.
After reset, AC should behave like first launch: no saved key, no saved state, and permissions must be re-granted.

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name	accountycat-reset-state
description	Reset AccountyCat on a Mac as close as possible to a fresh install without touching unrelated data. Use when the user wants AC wiped "like never installed", wants old OpenRouter/OpenAI credentials removed from Keychain, wants local state/logs/runtime/telemetry deleted, or wants AC-specific preferences, caches, containers, and privacy grants cleared before testing a release build.

AccountyCat Reset State

Use this skill for destructive local cleanup of AC-owned macOS state. This is the "fresh install" reset path.

It removes:

~/Library/Application Support/AC including state, logs, telemetry, debug bundles, evals, and managed runtime files
AC-owned preferences, caches, HTTP storage, saved state, app containers, and application-script entries for discovered AC bundle IDs
AC Keychain items under service dev.accountycat.credentials
TCC/privacy grants for discovered AC bundle IDs

It must not delete broad ~/Library trees or unrelated app data.

Workflow

Use a dry run first if the user wants to inspect scope:

bash dev/agents/accountycat-reset-state/scripts/reset-ac-state.sh --dry-run

Run the actual reset:

bash dev/agents/accountycat-reset-state/scripts/reset-ac-state.sh

Report:

whether ~/Library/Application Support/AC was removed
whether AC keychain items were removed
whether AC defaults domains were removed
any leftover container stubs that macOS refused to delete

Ground Rules

Search only common AC locations for bundle IDs: /Applications, ~/Applications, repo build/, and ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData.
Prefer the bundled script over ad hoc shell editing.
Stop AC/ACInspector processes before deleting files.
Delete only AC-owned paths derived from discovered bundle IDs plus the known legacy domain dev.jon.accountycat.
If macOS leaves container directories containing only .com.apple.containermanagerd.metadata.plist, treat them as harmless leftovers and report them instead of forcing broader deletion.
After reset, AC should behave like first launch: no saved key, no saved state, and permissions must be re-granted.