teamwork-clean

Teamwork Clean Command

Overview

Clean up a teamwork project by removing task data and deleting the native team. This allows restarting a project from scratch.

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Step 1: Parse Arguments

Parse options:

• --project NAME: Override project detection
• --team NAME: Override sub-team detection

Detect project/team:

# Default detection
PROJECT=$(basename "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null)" || echo "unknown")
SUB_TEAM=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD 2>/dev/null | tr '/' '-' || echo "main")

# Check for overrides in arguments

Step 2: Clean Project Data

Call the project-clean.js script to remove task files and project metadata:

bun "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/src/scripts/project-clean.js" --project "${PROJECT}" --team "${SUB_TEAM}"

The script handles:

• Project existence check
• Deleting task files
• Updating project.json with cleanup timestamp
• Preserving project metadata (goal, creation date)

If project doesn't exist:

Error: Project not found: {PROJECT}/{SUB_TEAM}

Step 3: Delete Native Team

Delete the native agent team to clean up teammates:

TeamDelete()

This terminates any active teammates and removes the team.

Step 4: Display Results

# Teamwork Project Cleaned

## Project
- Name: {PROJECT}/{SUB_TEAM}
- Goal: {goal}

## Actions Taken
- Task files deleted
- Project metadata updated
- Native team deleted (teammates terminated)

## Start Fresh
/teamwork "your new goal" --project "{PROJECT}" --team "{SUB_TEAM}"

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Options Reference

Option	Description
--project NAME	Override project name (default: git repo name)
--team NAME	Override sub-team name (default: branch name)

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Safety Notes

• Cleanup is destructive -- all task data is permanently deleted
• Project metadata (goal, creation date) is preserved
• Cleanup is idempotent -- safe to run multiple times
• No git operations are performed

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Usage Examples