doey-kill-all-sessions

To kill lingering tmux sessions and clean up runtime files, you need to terminate all associated processes and remove the /tmp/doey/* directory. This ensures a clean environment recovery.

The safest way to terminate Doey tmux sessions involves using an explicit confirmation prompt before killing processes. This prevents accidental data loss by verifying intent.

Removing orphaned processes and /tmp/doey/* runtime artifacts requires terminating all doey tmux child processes and purging the runtime files. This frees resources and reduces clutter.

Killing Doey tmux sessions does not affect other system resources. The process strictly targets Doey shutdowns and associated child processes, leaving non-Doey operations untouched.

You should perform a Doey runtime cleanup and session termination during maintenance, recovery, or after experiments. This handles lingering tmux sessions and clears /tmp/doey/* files.