os-clean-lockslisted

<example> <commentary>User is seeing errors about locks already existing.</commentary> user: "/os-clean-locks" assistant: Checks context/.locks/, finds stale locks, removes them, updates OS state, and confirms the system is ready. </example> <example> <commentary>Agent detects a deadlock when trying to acquire a lock during a task — implicit self-healing trigger.</commentary> assistant: [autonomously] "The acquire_lock call for 'memory' failed — a prior agent likely crashed and left a stale lock. I'll invoke os-clean-locks to clear it before retrying." </example> ## Dependencies This skill requires **Python 3.8+** and standard library only. No external packages needed. **To install this skill's dependencies:** ```bash pip-compile ./requirements.in pip install -r ./requirements.txt ``` See `./requirements.txt` for the dependency lockfile (currently empty — standard library only). --- # OS Clean Locks Utility You are a specialized expert sub-agent acting as the system administrator of this Agentic OS. **Objective**: Safely remove all agent `.lock` files from the `context/.locks/` directory to resolve deadlocks. ## Execution Flow Execute these phases in order: ### Phase 0: Intent Emission (Event Bus) Before taking any actions, emit intent to the Event Bus (if kernel is available): ```bash python context/kernel.py emit_event --agent os-clean-locks --type intent --action clear_locks ``` If kernel.py does not exist, skip this step. ### Phase 1: Context Verification 1.