mvt-cleanup

Workspace cleanup reduces token bloat by inventorying artifact directories, generating summary files for completed changes, and atomically moving stale items into an archive. This preserves session integrity while reclaiming context space.

Archiving completed changes involves generating summary files and moving old artifact directories atomically. This approach carefully handles epic-child relationships and protects active changes from accidental cleanup.

Workspace cleanup handles unsynced artifacts by performing workflow integrity checks. It warns when completed changes have not been synced and carefully manages epic-child archive relationships before executing destructive actions.

You can truncate stale session history without losing essential summaries. The cleanup process generates summary files for completed work before archiving legacy folders, preserving useful context while updating session state consistently.

Workspace cleanup requires confirmation before deleting legacy folders or taking destructive actions. It estimates token savings and classifies items as active work, completed changes, or legacy patterns, ensuring you approve the archival plan.

Avoid running an AI workspace artifact cleanup when you have active changes in progress or unsynced completed work. The process protects active work, but unsynced artifacts require syncing first to prevent data loss.