cancel

To stop an active OMC mode safely, the cancel skill detects the current session and executes mode-specific cleanup scripts, ensuring processes like Autopilot terminate gracefully while preserving progress for later resumption.

Graceful shutdown works by identifying the active OMC mode and running targeted cleanup procedures. It manages dependencies between modes like Autopilot, Ralph, and Ultrawork during cancellation to terminate sessions cleanly.

Yes, you can force clear all OMC session files by using the forceful cleanup option, which clears all active sessions and legacy artifacts when you need a completely clean slate.

The best way to cancel a Team or Autopilot session during an interruption is using the cancel skill, which stops the automated workflow immediately and executes the specific cleanup procedures for that mode.

Dependencies between OMC modes matter because modes like Autopilot, Ralph, and Ultrawork interact during cancellation. The cancel skill manages these dependencies to prevent broken sessions or incomplete state cleanup.

You should use forceful cleanup instead of graceful shutdown when you need a clean slate and do not intend to resume progress, as it clears all active sessions and legacy state files without preserving workflow data.