git:20260618.e501626 to git:20260714.8d8cc01

2 added, 2 removed. Audit A to A.

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name: pan-wipe

- description: "pan wipe <id> — destructive reset to Todo: remove workspace, processes, branches, review state, beads, and tracker status"

+ description: "pan wipe <id> — destructive reset to Todo: remove workspace, processes, branches, review state, vBRIEF tasks, and tracker status"

triggers:

- pan wipe

- wipe issue

- deep wipe

- destroy workspace

allowed-tools:

- Bash

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# pan wipe

**DESTRUCTIVE — irreversible.** Confirm with the user before running.

```bash

pan wipe <issue-id>

pan wipe <issue-id> --yes # skip confirmation

pan wipe <issue-id> --force # skip confirmation

```

## What It Does

Performs the canonical destructive reset-to-Todo for an issue:

- Kills all tmux sessions and running processes for the issue

- Removes the workspace directory (`workspaces/feature-<id>/`)

- Removes agent state (`~/.overdeck/agents/<id>/`)

- Deletes local and remote feature branches

- - Clears review status and issue beads

+ - Clears review status and issue vBRIEF tasks

- Resets issue status in the tracker to Todo

## When to Use

- Abandoning a workspace that has gone completely off the rails

- Cleaning up completed/stale workspaces that were never closed

- Starting completely fresh on an issue

## Warning

This cannot be undone. If you want to restart an agent while keeping the workspace,

use `pan kill <id>` and then `pan start <id>` instead.

## See Also

- `pan kill <id>` — stop agent, keep workspace

- `pan close <id>` — close-out ceremony after successful merge