unrender-repolisted

Retire a repo from the standards system: remove the rule files a render put there, drop the local exclusion block, and forget the repo so doctor stops reporting it. Preview first, act only on --yes. Use when the user says unrender, un-onboard, retire this repo, remove the rendered rules, stop tracking this repo, take the standards out of here, or is abandoning a repo that doctor keeps naming. Not for deleting a repo — this leaves the repo intact and removes only what the engine put in it.
dimeloper/second-brain-workflow · ★ 6 · AI & Automation · score 71

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# Unrender a repo The inverse of `onboard-repo`. Removes what `render.py` wrote into a target repo and takes that repo out of the registry, in one act. **Preview by default.** This deletes files in a repo the engine does not own, so the first run always reports and changes nothing. ## The command ```bash ~/second-brain-workflow/scripts/render.py --unrender "<TARGET>" # preview ~/second-brain-workflow/scripts/render.py --unrender --yes "<TARGET>" # act ``` Or `make unrender REPO=<TARGET>` / `make unrender REPO=<TARGET> YES=1`. Show the user the preview output before running with `--yes`, unless they already asked for it in the same breath ("unrender it", "just do it"). ## What it removes | Removed | Condition | |---|---| | `.cursor/rules/*.mdc`, `.claude/rules/*.md` | only files carrying the provenance marker | | `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md` | only if they carry the marker | | `.sbw-version` | always — the engine owns it outright | | the `.git/info/exclude` block | only if the repo was rendered `--local` | | the registry entry | if the registry names the repo | | `.cursor` / `.claude` themselves | only if taking the rules directory out left them empty | Anything without the marker is hand-written and is left alone — the same rule `render.py` follows when writing. A hand-written `CLAUDE.md` survives; so does a `.cursor/rules/local-only.mdc` a human put there. **It never searches the repo for the marker.** Only the paths render.py itself writes are candidates. A re