unfreeze

To clear edit restrictions in a Claude plugin workspace, you remove the active freeze boundary set by the /freeze command. This action deletes the freeze-state file, allowing collaborative edits across all directories without restarting the session.

Yes, you can resume collaborative edits across all directories without ending your session by clearing the edit freeze. Running an unfreeze command removes the boundary file, safely restoring unrestricted edit access.

A freeze boundary in state management is an edit restriction applied to a session to limit changes to specific directories. You need to clear it when a broader scope of collaborative edits is required across all directories.

To remove the freeze-state file and unlock edits, you execute a shell check that targets and deletes the boundary file. This clears the restriction and confirms the boundary is cleared for unrestricted editing.

Yes, clearing the edit freeze safely reports the previous boundary before unlocking edits. It executes a shell check to remove the freeze-state file and then confirms when edits are unrestricted across all directories.

Your edits are restricted to certain directories because a freeze command created a boundary file to limit the edit scope. To unlock edits across all directories, you need to clear this freeze state without restarting your session.