kradleverse:cleanup

What This Skill Does

The kradleverse:cleanup skill is a specialized utility designed to manage and reclaim disk space by purging stored session data from the Kradleverse environment. Kradleverse creates various temporary session files during its operation, which can accumulate over time, consuming storage and potentially leading to state conflicts if old, stale sessions are not managed correctly. This skill automates the removal of these files by executing a recursive deletion of the target directory located at ~/.kradle/kradleverse/sessions. By integrating this into your OpenClaw agent workflow, you ensure a clean state for your development or automation tasks without needing to manually interact with the file system.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your local OpenClaw environment, ensure you have the necessary permissions to execute shell commands in your user directory. Run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/themrzz/kradleverse-cleanup

Once the installation process completes, verify that the skill is listed in your active skill registry.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for developers who frequently spin up and tear down Kradleverse environments and want to maintain a clean workspace. It is particularly useful for CI/CD pipelines where you need to reset the environment between test runs to prevent data pollution. Additionally, if you encounter errors related to corrupted session states, running this cleanup utility is the standard procedure to force a fresh initialization.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, please run the kradleverse cleanup skill to remove all my old session files."
2. "I'm getting errors in my Kradleverse workflow; can you execute a cleanup of the sessions directory?"
3. "Clear out the Kradleverse session storage so I can start fresh for my next project."

Tips & Limitations

Always ensure that you have stopped any active Kradleverse processes before executing the cleanup. Running this command while a session is actively writing data can lead to unpredictable behavior or incomplete deletions. Note that this action is destructive: once the sessions are deleted, they cannot be recovered. Ensure you have backed up any critical session data or configurations if you need to preserve specific historical state. Because this script performs a direct file system deletion, it requires appropriate read/write access to the ~/.kradle directory.