unfreeze

Run the /unfreeze command to remove the freeze boundary and restore full edit scope across the entire repository. It clears the lock applied by a previous /freeze command, allowing edits in all directories without ending your session.

Yes, you can widen the edit scope in an active bash session without ending it. The unfreeze command removes the freeze marker via a state check, immediately updating the user-facing state to allow edits across all directories.

A repository freeze boundary is an edit restriction that confines changes to a subset of directories. You need to clear it when you want to widen the scope of edits across the entire repository during an active code session.

Yes, the unfreeze command provides traceability by recording the unfreeze event. It implements a lightweight, auditable shell-based action that logs the removal of the freeze marker for later review.

Edits are locked to certain paths because a freeze command set a boundary restricting changes to a subset of directories. The freeze marker remains active until explicitly cleared to restore full repository edit access.

The shell-based state check simply removes the freeze marker to enable edits everywhere. It does not selectively modify specific paths; clearing the boundary immediately restores edit access to the entire repository without granular control.