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Skill yu-iskw/skill-inspector/.claude/skills/clean-project

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npx -y skills add yu-iskw/skill-inspector --skill clean-project

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Perform a "hard reset" of the development environment. Use when dependencies are corrupted, lockfiles are out of sync, or environment tools (Trunk/pnpm) are in an inconsistent state.

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Clean Project (Hard Reset)

This skill provides a destructive but thorough way to repair a "broken" development environment by removing all cached artifacts and re-initializing from scratch.

When to Use

  • pnpm install fails repeatedly with checksum or resolution errors.
  • trunk reports internal errors that persist after trunk install.
  • "Ghost" errors occur (failures that don't match the current code).

Workflow

  1. Clean Dependencies:

    • Recursively delete node_modules: find . -name "node_modules" -type d -prune -exec rm -rf '{}' +.
    • Remove global lockfile: rm pnpm-lock.yaml.
  2. Clean Tooling Cache:

    • Clear Trunk cache: trunk clean.
    • Prune pnpm store: pnpm store prune.
  3. Re-initialize Environment:

    • Invoke the setup-dev-env skill to reinstall everything.
  4. Verify Health:

Safety Note

This process is destructive to the local environment but safe for the repository. It will require a full download of all dependencies, which may take several minutes depending on network speed.

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