Delete saved SourceAtlas analysis results from the .sourceatlas directory.
npx skills add https://github.com/lis186/SourceAtlas --skill clear-lis186
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: clear Source: https://github.com/lis186/SourceAtlas/tree/main/plugin/commands/clear Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lis186/SourceAtlas --skill clear-lis186
This Skill clears saved SourceAtlas analysis results from the .sourceatlas directory, helping you reclaim disk space and reset the analysis state.
Clear all saved results by running clear all, or target a specific component like clear patterns, clear history, or clear deps.
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To clear saved SourceAtlas analysis results, delete the .sourceatlas directory contents by running clear all, which removes overview.yaml, per-target folders, and history data.
Yes, you can target specific components for deletion by running commands like clear patterns, clear history, or clear deps, instead of wiping the entire .sourceatlas directory.
Reset analysis state before re-running analyses or sharing a project to ensure a clean start, removing stale overview, patterns, flows, history, and deps data from the filesystem.
Yes, clearing the .sourceatlas directory requires explicit user confirmation before deletion, ensuring safe removal and reporting exactly what analysis data will be removed.
Reclaim disk space from saved code analysis files by running clear all to remove per-target folders and history from the .sourceatlas directory, enforcing confirmation before deletion.
History data persists because it is stored separately; you must explicitly run clear history to remove it from the .sourceatlas directory alongside other targeted components.
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