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Clean up Entire session data.
By default, entire clean removes session data for the current HEAD commit:
  • Session state files for sessions based on the current commit
  • The shadow branch for the current commit and worktree
Use --session ID to clean a single session. This removes the session state and deletes its shadow branch if no other session still needs it. File changes remain in your working directory. Use --all to clean Entire session data across the repository:
  • All session state files in .git/entire-sessions/
  • All shadow branches
  • Temporary files in .entire/tmp/
The permanent entire/checkpoints/v1 branch is preserved.
entire reset is deprecated. Use entire clean instead, or entire clean --all for repository-wide cleanup.