deep-cleanup

name	deep-cleanup
description	Clean up stale deep loop files. Use when user asks to 'clean up', 'remove .deep directories'. Removes old session artifacts.
version	11.0.0
allowed-tools	Bash

Deep Cleanup

Manually clean up stale files from deep loop sessions.

What This Does

1. Removes stale .deep/ directories older than 7 days
2. Removes stale plan files from ~/.claude/plans/
3. Cleans up orphaned lock files
4. Resets stuck escalation files

Usage

# Remove .deep directories older than 7 days
find . -maxdepth 1 -name ".deep*" -type d -mtime +7 -exec rm -rf {} \;

# Remove stale plans
find ~/.claude/plans -name "*.md" -mtime +7 -delete

# Remove lock files
rm -f .deep/agent.lock

# Remove escalation files
rm -f .deep/NEEDS_USER

When to Use

• After abandoned deep loops
• When session-start hook reports stale directories
• Before starting a fresh project
• To clear accumulated temp files

Manual Cleanup Commands

Reset Everything

rm -rf .deep

Keep State but Clear Issues

echo '[]' > .deep/issues.json

Force Exit Stuck Loop

touch .deep/FORCE_EXIT

Skip Verification

echo "Manual cleanup" > .deep/FORCE_COMPLETE