stop-run

To cancel active superskills modes, run the cancel command to detect active sessions and shut them down in dependency order. This ensures a clean slate by clearing states across autopilot, ralph, ultrawork, and other running modes.

The best way to stop running workflow orchestration modes is using a dependency-aware shutdown command. It inspects active sessions and cancels them sequentially, preserving resume state where appropriate while ensuring no partial artifacts remain.

Yes, you can force cleanup of legacy artifacts and active team sessions by using the --force or --all flags. This performs a global cleanup, removing legacy artifacts and executing MCP worker cleanup when a Codex team is active.

Superskills mode cancellation follows a specific dependency order to ensure reliable shutdown. By canceling modes in the sequence of Autopilot, Ralph, Ultrawork, Ecomode, UltraQA, Swarm, Ultrapilot, Pipeline, and Team, it prevents broken dependencies.

Active workflow sessions are detected by inspecting state tooling using state_list_active and state_get_status. These identify currently running sessions so that state_clear can be applied per session for accurate, reliable cleanup.