unfreeze

To clear an edit freeze boundary in an interactive session, run the unfreeze action to delete the boundary marker while leaving other safety checks intact. This re-enables edits across all directories.

Session edits are restricted across certain directories because an active edit freeze boundary is in place. You need to clear the freeze state to widen the scope and resume full edits.

The best way to resume full edits after applying a freeze boundary is to run the unfreeze action. It safely removes the active edit boundary, enabling edits across all directories without ending the session.

Yes, you can re-enable edits across all directories without losing other safety checks. The unfreeze action ensures only the freeze state is cleared by deleting the boundary marker while leaving other safety checks intact.

To safely re-freeze a session after widening the edit scope, re-run the appropriate freeze command. The unfreeze action allows rapid iteration and collaborative debugging, letting you safely re-freeze later if needed.

You need to remove an active edit boundary during collaborative debugging when you need broader write access across directories for rapid iteration. Clearing the freeze allows modifications without ending the interactive session.