accountycat-reset-state

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

1. 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

2. Run the actual reset:

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

3. 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.