clean - Entire

Clean up Entire session data.

entire clean [flags]

Flag	Description
`-a, --all`	Clean all Entire session data across the repository
`-d, --dry-run`	Show what would be cleaned without actually deleting
`-f, --force`	Skip confirmation and override the active-session guard
`--session ID`	Clean a specific session by ID

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/

Committed checkpoint data is preserved: the refs under refs/entire/checkpoints/, or the entire/checkpoints/v1 branch in repositories that use the legacy branch backend.

# Preview cleanup for the current HEAD
entire clean --dry-run

# Clean one session
entire clean --session 2026-02-02-test123 --force

# Clean all session data in the repository
entire clean --all --force

entire reset has been removed. Use entire clean instead, or entire clean --all for repository-wide cleanup.