yolo-abort

/yolo-abort — Immediate Halt

Kill switch. Use when /yolo is mid-action and you need to stop NOW. Cleaner than Ctrl-C because it saves partial state and runs the safe-rollback path.

Halt sequence

1. Halt in-flight action — if a Bash command is running, signal interrupt; if an Edit/Write is pending, drop the change.

2. Roll back in-flight git where reversible:

   • git restore --staged . if files were staged but not committed
   • git reset HEAD~1 --soft if a commit just landed but no push happened
   • Do NOT force-push to undo an already-pushed commit (per spec §7.1 NEVER rules) — record as drift instead

3. Audit log finalize with abort flag:

   {"event": "session-abort", "ts": "<ISO>", "reason": "<from user or 'unspecified'>",
    "in_flight_action": "<from last audit line>",
    "rollback_status": "<success | partial | drift-recorded>"}
   

4. Drift event recording: if rollback was partial (e.g., commit was already pushed), write entry to memory/_audit/yolo/_drift.jsonl so next session-open surfaces it.

5. Operational vault note: append abort entry with timestamp + reason + rollback status. Strategic vault is NOT touched on abort — strategic-class decisions require a clean ship.

6. Phase-in counter NOT incremented on abort — aborted sessions don't count toward the 3-session phase-in unlock review.

Output

Final message: abort reason + rollback summary + drift flag count + path to audit log file + any operator follow-up actions.

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