What problem does it solve? Developers and testers working with the MOM system occasionally need to wipe all business data from a local instance to reset a development or test environment, but doing this manually risks deleting the wrong database, hitting a running backend, or corrupting instance identity records. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guarded destructive reset: Runs scripts\clear-business-data.ps1 -Scope All only after verifying the backend is stopped, the port is unused, and the database name matches MOM_EXPECTED_DATABASE. - Instance identity verification: Confirms sys_instance_identity matches the live database, MOM_INSTANCE_ID, and a valid instance UUID before any DELETE executes. - Explicit typed confirmation: Requires the user to type CLEAR followed by the current instance ID, preventing accidental or automated invocation. - Use Case: After finishing a test cycle on a local MOM instance, ask the assistant to clear all business data; it stops the verified backend, runs the guarded script, and reports before/after row counts. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to clear all business data from the current MOM instance and confirm the reset when prompted.