delete-shared-runtime

Check the runtime registry for linked_tasks, scan open task silo goals and PRs for references, verify no running processes or ports are in use, and confirm the git checkout is clean with no unpushed commits. Only delete after explicit approval; otherwise mark it archived.

Run git status --short --branch to detect dirty state and ahead commits, search the repo for path references with ripgrep, and check ports with lsof. If any reference, process, or uncommitted change exists, preserve the directory instead of deleting it.

Archive when deletion is uncertain, references might still exist, or the removal scope is not explicitly approved. Set status to archived with archived_at date and archive_reason in the registry, keeping the directory intact until deletion is confirmed safe.

No. The Skill explicitly forbids deleting runtime checkouts linked to open PR heads or branches under review. These must be preserved until the PR is merged or closed and references are cleared.

Automated cleanup cannot judge business context, so destructive deletion always requires explicit user approval or a pre-approved work scope. Secret values are never read as deletion criteria, and project-specific runtime configs are not copied into the shared system layer.