osworld-reset

A soft reset clears only the step counter without altering the environment's state, useful for agent reflection. A hard reset reverts the environment to its snapshot state via `DesktopEnv.reset()`, providing a completely clean slate for new agent runs.

You can use a soft reset to clear the step counter for reflection without changing the environment, or a hard reset to revert to the snapshot state via `DesktopEnv.reset()` for counterfactual analysis. This provides clean state management for reproducible agent experiments.

You need the `requests` dependency and the OSWorld environment configured to use this reset mechanism. The skill operates through scripts that trigger `DesktopEnv.reset()` for hard resets or clear the step counter for soft resets.

The best way to manage state for counterfactual analysis is using a hard reset to revert the OSWorld environment to its snapshot state via `DesktopEnv.reset()`. This ensures reproducible execution by providing a clean slate for testing different agent approaches.

Yes, you can perform a soft reset to clear only the step counter without altering the current environment state. This is useful for agent reflection between action sequences without losing the current environment configuration.