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Destructive maintenance skill to kill Shella processes and optionally clear local state; intended as a last-resort recovery step.
Provides a controlled, documented procedure to terminate Shella-related processes and optionally remove instance state files, restoring a clean runtime when instances become unrecoverable. Includes exact commands to identify and kill listening processes and guidance to confirm success and restart the stack.
Use only when explicitly requested by an operator and after confirming the destructive action. This is a 'nuclear' recovery option for broken or unresponsive Shella instances — not for routine restarts or exploratory debugging.
Intended for agents that can run or instruct shell commands with human confirmation and strict safety checks; not suitable for autonomous execution without operator confirmation.
A destructive maintenance skill that kills processes and deletes state files for 'shella'. Has user confirmation step but the allowed-tools grant unrestricted kill and rm access. No scripts to run — pure SKILL.md instructions. Niche utility limited to shella users needing a hard reset.
Not malicious, but destructive by design. Security deductions: kill -9 without graceful fallback (-8), rm without backup (-8), pkill broad pattern (-6), allowed-tools grants rm/kill freely (-8), no sandboxing guidance (-8). Code quality is moderate — steps are clear but sparse, no error handling beyond ||true. Architecture is basic: monolithic SKILL.md, no scripts/references separation, minimal frontmatter. Usefulness is low: very niche, only for shella users who need a hard reset.
