Cancel active Ultrawork mode
Cancels active Ultrawork mode and clears associated state files.
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[ULTRAWORK CANCELLED]
The Ultrawork mode has been cancelled. Clearing state files.
First, check if ultrawork is linked to an active Ralph loop:
cat .omc/ultrawork-state.json 2>/dev/null | jq -r '.linked_to_ralph // false'
If linked_to_ralph is true: Use /cancel-ralph instead to cancel both Ralph and its linked Ultrawork.
Otherwise, execute this command to cancel Ultrawork:
mkdir -p .omc && \
echo '{"active": false, "cancelled_at": "'$(date -Iseconds)'", "reason": "User cancelled via /cancel-ultrawork"}' > .omc/ultrawork-state.json && \
echo '{"active": false, "cancelled_at": "'$(date -Iseconds)'", "reason": "User cancelled via /cancel-ultrawork"}' > ~/.claude/ultrawork-state.json
After running this command, ultrawork mode will be deactivated and the HUD will update.
Since v3.0, Ralph automatically activates Ultrawork. If you see linked_to_ralph: true in the ultrawork state, it means Ultrawork was auto-activated by Ralph. In this case:
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