manual_tests.reset

To reset a manual test environment, this skill reverts git changes, discards uncommitted modifications, and clears the rules queue to prevent state leakage between test steps.

Preventing cross-test contamination requires resetting the environment between sub-agent test steps and after failures. This skill reverts repository state and clears transient artifacts to guarantee deterministic results.

Clearing the rules queue and removing transient artifacts is achieved by running a manual test environment reset, which executes defined git commands and DeepWork reset actions to restore a clean baseline.

You need to reset the manual test environment at pre-test setup, between sub-agent test steps, and after failures to ensure a consistent baseline and prevent cross-test contamination in automated pipelines.

Yes, the manual test environment reset works without additional dependencies, relying solely on defined git commands and DeepWork reset actions to revert repository state and clear queues.

State leakage occurs when uncommitted git changes and uncleared queues persist between steps. Fix it by running a manual test environment reset to revert repository state and remove transient artifacts.