菜单
This command should be used to clear the Kimchi working directory (.kimchi/) and start fresh. Preserves .beads/ directory. Use when starting a new planning session or recovering from a bad state.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
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| name | kimchi:reset |
| description | This command should be used to clear the Kimchi working directory (.kimchi/) and start fresh. Preserves .beads/ directory. Use when starting a new planning session or recovering from a bad state. |
Clear the planning pipeline working directory.
Check if .kimchi/ directory exists
List what will be deleted:
Files to remove:
- .kimchi/CONTEXT.md
- .kimchi/REQUIREMENTS.md
- .kimchi/RESEARCH.md
- .kimchi/PLAN.md
- .kimchi/PLAN-REVIEWED.md
- .kimchi/PLAN-DRAFT.md
- .kimchi/PLAN-REVISED-*.md
- .kimchi/PLAN-SYNTHESIZED.md
- .kimchi/VALIDATION-REPORT.md
Ask for confirmation using AskUserQuestion:
If confirmed:
.kimchi/ directory: rm -rf .kimchi/If cancelled:
.beads/ — those are validated outputs that ACFS or GasTown may be consumingplans/, inspiration/, or any other kimchi plugin directories.kimchi/ working directoryConvert the kimchi plugin into OpenCode and Codex compatible formats using the bundled converter CLI. Requires bun runtime.
This command should be used to run the Kimchi planning pipeline through refinement, transforming a vague idea into a draft plan ready for cross-model analysis. Orchestrates 6 stages: clarify, requirements, research, generate, review, refine. Use --full-auto to also run beads + validate after manual revise/synthesize.
Use when executing a bead task. Detects orchestration mode (ACFS or GasTown) from .beads/manifest.yaml and enforces the appropriate execution discipline.
This command should be used to convert the final plan into standalone bead YAML task specifications for multi-agent execution. Ninth stage of the Kimchi planning pipeline. Produces .beads/ directory. Supports both ACFS and GasTown orchestration modes.
This command should be used to run the Kimchi self-improvement system. Observes execution outcomes, proposes incremental improvements to skills/validators/personas, validates against history, and applies with versioning.
This command should be used to validate bead YAML files for standalone executability. Runs 4 validators (context completeness, deliverables clarity, test specification, isolation) and enriches failing beads. Eighth stage of the Kimchi planning pipeline.