Clear the edit boundary set by /freeze to enable edits across all directories.
npx skills add https://github.com/ekrishgupta/gemstack --skill unfreeze-ekrishgupta
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: unfreeze Source: https://github.com/ekrishgupta/gemstack/tree/main/unfreeze Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ekrishgupta/gemstack --skill unfreeze-ekrishgupta
Clears the edit boundary set by /freeze, allowing edits across all directories in the current session.
Execute /unfreeze to clear the boundary and enable edits across all directories in the current session.
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To unlock edits across all directories, you need to clear the edit boundary set by a freeze command. This restores full editing scope across the workspace by removing the simple state file that restricts modifications.
Unfreezing the workspace edit boundary removes the directory restriction, instantly allowing modifications across all paths in the current session. It works by checking and deleting a simple state file using standard shell utilities.
Yes, you can re-restrict edit permissions by re-running the freeze command. This allows you to quickly toggle between narrowing your edit scope and allowing all edits across the workspace as needed.
No external dependencies are required to clear the edit boundary. The workflow relies entirely on standard shell utilities and a simple state file to manage and remove the directory scope restriction.
You should widen the edit scope when you need to make changes across the entire workspace rather than a restricted area. This is useful when an ongoing session requires broader file modifications beyond the frozen boundary.
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