are-clean

To clean up agents-reverse-engineer artifacts, run the command provided by the are-clean Skill. It deletes generated documentation such as .sum files, AGENTS.md, and plan files, then reports the total number of files removed from the workspace.

You can remove generated .sum files and AGENTS.md documents by executing the are-clean command. This action deletes all agents-reverse-engineer outputs and reports the number of files deleted to help you reclaim disk space.

Yes, you can use the cleanup command to reset a project before running a CI pipeline. It removes stale artifacts created by agents-reverse-engineer, ensuring a clean workspace with no leftover documentation outputs.

Yes, the cleanup process requires the .claude/ARE-VERSION file to execute. The Skill reads the version from this file before running the clean command to delete artifacts and report the number of files deleted.

The artifact cleanup mechanism works by reading the version from .claude/ARE-VERSION and executing a targeted clean command. This automatically removes all agents-reverse-engineer documentation artifacts and reports the deleted file count.

You should not use automated workspace cleanup if you still need the generated AGENTS.md or plan files for reference. The cleanup permanently deletes all agents-reverse-engineer artifacts to reset the workspace, so ensure outputs are backed up if needed.