From octo
Deactivates freeze mode by deleting the state file, removing edit boundary restrictions and confirming deactivation to user.
npx claudepluginhub nyldn/claude-octopus --plugin octocommands/# Unfreeze - Remove Edit Boundary ## Instructions When the user invokes `/octo:unfreeze`, remove the freeze mode restriction. ### Deactivation Remove the freeze state file: ### What It Does Removes the edit boundary set by `/octo:freeze` or `/octo:guard`. After unfreezing, Edit and Write operations are unrestricted again. **Note:** This does NOT deactivate careful mode. If careful mode was activated (via `/octo:careful` or `/octo:guard`), destructive command warnings remain active. ### Usage After deactivation, confirm to the user: ## When to Use - Finished debugging a spec...
/unfreezeLifts the scope lock set by /freeze by deleting freeze-state.json and confirms all files are editable again.
/unfreezeRemoves the directory edit lock set by /spartan:freeze, enabling Claude to edit files anywhere. Acknowledges freeze OFF and careful mode status.
/unfreezeUse when done working in a frozen directory and ready to allow edits anywhere again. Removes the restriction set by /freeze.
When the user invokes /octo:unfreeze, remove the freeze mode restriction.
Remove the freeze state file:
rm -f "/tmp/octopus-freeze-${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID:-$$}.txt"
Removes the edit boundary set by /octo:freeze or /octo:guard. After unfreezing, Edit and Write operations are unrestricted again.
Note: This does NOT deactivate careful mode. If careful mode was activated (via /octo:careful or /octo:guard), destructive command warnings remain active.
/octo:unfreeze
After deactivation, confirm to the user:
🔓 Freeze mode deactivated. Edits are no longer restricted to a specific directory.
/octo:freeze — Activate edit boundary enforcement/octo:guard — Activate both careful + freeze together/octo:careful — Destructive command warnings (independent of freeze)