rjsf-delete

RJSF Delete — Archive and Remove a Session

Trigger: /rjsf-delete <FormName>

Archives the specified session to .rjsf/history/ and removes it from .rjsf/sessions/. Generated code at the session's outputPath is not deleted.

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Step 1 — Validate Input

The user must provide a form name argument. If no argument is given:

"Usage: /rjsf-delete <FormName> (e.g., /rjsf-delete UserRegistrationForm)

Use /rjsf-list to see available sessions."

Stop here.

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Step 2 — Validate Session Exists

Check if .rjsf/sessions/<FormName>/session.json exists.

If it does not exist:

"No session found for . Use /rjsf-list to see available sessions."

Stop here.

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Step 3 — Show Summary and Confirm

Read .rjsf/sessions/<FormName>/session.json and display a summary:

"You are about to delete the session for :

• Current phase: Phase — ()
• Completed phases: of 7
• Output path: <outputPath or "not set">
• Session artifacts will be archived to .rjsf/history/
• Generated code at <outputPath> will NOT be deleted

Type yes to confirm deletion, or anything else to cancel."

Use the phase name mapping:

• "1" -> Requirements
• "1.5" -> Feature Suggestions
• "2" -> Planning
• "2.5" -> Technical Decisions
• "3" -> Prototype
• "4" -> Execution
• "5" -> Testing

Wait for the user to respond. If the response is not exactly yes (case-insensitive):

"Deletion cancelled."

Stop here.

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Step 4 — Archive the Session

Archive procedure (do NOT read session-pattern.md — steps are inline):

4a. Create Archive Directory

Generate an ISO 8601 timestamp for right now, replacing colons with hyphens (e.g., 2026-05-26T09-30-00Z).

Create the directory: .rjsf/history/<FormName>_<timestamp>/

4b. Copy Session Directory

Copy the entire contents of .rjsf/sessions/<FormName>/ into .rjsf/history/<FormName>_<timestamp>/. This includes session.json and all artifact files.

Use Bash to copy: cp -r .rjsf/sessions/<FormName>/* .rjsf/history/<FormName>_<timestamp>/

4c. Delete Session Directory

Remove the session directory and all its contents:

rm -rf .rjsf/sessions/<FormName>/

4d. Update Active Session Pointer

Read .rjsf/active-session to check if the deleted session was the active one.

If the deleted form name matches the active session:

• Delete .rjsf/active-session (use Bash: rm .rjsf/active-session).
• Note this in the confirmation message.

If it was not the active session, leave .rjsf/active-session unchanged.

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Step 5 — Confirm

Display:

"Deleted session:

• Archived to: .rjsf/history/<FormName>_<timestamp>/
• Generated code at <outputPath> was preserved (not deleted) [If was active session:] - Active session cleared. Use /rjsf-switch to select another session or /rjsf-new to create one.

Actions:

• /rjsf-list — see remaining sessions
• /rjsf-switch — switch to another session
• /rjsf-new <FormName> — create a new session"