unfreeze

To remove an edit freeze during a bash development session, run this skill to clear the active freeze marker and restore unrestricted modifications across all directories. It reads the stored freeze state and deletes the boundary.

An edit freeze boundary is a session state restriction that limits modifications to a specific frozen scope. It prevents edits outside designated directories until the freeze is explicitly cleared or the session ends.

To widen your editing scope mid-session for cross-directory updates, run this skill to clear the active freeze boundary. This re-enables unrestricted edits across all directories without ending your current session.

Yes, you can restore full-scope modifications without restarting your development workflow. This skill removes the active freeze marker from the state file, allowing you to resume unrestricted edits immediately within the ongoing session.

Your bash session restricts edits to the frozen scope during a major refactor because an active edit freeze boundary is currently applied. Run this skill to clear the freeze state and re-enable modifications everywhere.

Clearing the freeze state does not affect your ongoing session data. This skill uses bash to read and remove only the freeze marker from the state file, restoring unrestricted edit access without terminating or altering the session.