brewcode:teardown

You clean up temporary brewcode project files by running the teardown skill, a bash script that removes setup templates, logs, plans, and indexes to declutter your environment.

Project cleanup with teardown does not delete your task directories. It specifically preserves user-created task content and custom rules while removing temporary configuration files.

Resetting a brewcode development environment removes setup templates, configuration files, logs, plans, and semantic search indexes, while safely preserving your actual work and custom rules.

Use a teardown script for project management cleanup after completing development tasks to reset the project's temporary state, preparing a clean slate for a new set of tasks.

You can safely remove brewcode logs and indexes without losing custom rules because the teardown script specifically targets temporary files for deletion while explicitly preserving your custom configurations.