Agent Skills: Praxis Strike Reset

Reset the current session's strike counter to 0 and clear the recorded violation list. Required after a 3rd strike block before Claude can respond again. Use when the user types "/reset-strikes", "strike 초기화", "clear strikes".

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pnpm dlx add-skill https://github.com/devseunggwan/praxis/tree/HEAD/skills/reset-strikes

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Skill Metadata

Name
reset-strikes
Description
Reset the current session's strike counter to 0 and clear the recorded violation list. Required after a 3rd strike block before Claude can respond again. Use when the user types "/reset-strikes", "strike 초기화", "clear strikes".

Praxis Strike Reset

Clear the session strike counter so the discipline signals restart from 0.

What to do

  1. Run the strike counter reset via the Bash tool:
    "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/strike-counter.sh" reset
    
  2. Report the output verbatim. If the session was blocked at 3/3, acknowledge the reset and confirm that future responses will proceed normally until a new strike is declared.

Reflection gate at 3/3

When the session is blocked at 3/3, reset is conditional on a written reflection + an explicit user trust decision.

The strike/stop-hook output names an exact file path ($STATE_DIR/${SID}.reflection.md) and the required content structure (violations summary, root cause per violation mapped to a global ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md rule/section, preventive checklist). Recovery is a two-step process:

  1. Reflection file — written by Claude, gates the file check. If missing or empty when reset is called, the script prints ❌ Reset refused — reflection missing or empty. and re-states the path and required contents. The counter is not cleared.
  2. Persuasion turn — before the user invokes this skill, Claude must present the reflection in-chat (quote or summarize, do not just point at the path), acknowledge each violation's harm, state concrete behavioral commitments, and explicitly ask the user to run /praxis:reset-strikes. This is a trust decision, not a mechanical unlock — the user may decline and require more.

Additional behavior:

  • On a successful 3/3 reset, the reflection file is removed alongside the state so the next cycle starts clean and cannot reuse a stale document.
  • Below 3/3, reset is not gated — the reflection + persuasion requirement only applies at the block threshold.

Reinforcement after reset

  • Do not treat reset as absolution — the violations happened. Briefly summarize what went wrong this session (if known from the transcript) and state one concrete behavioral adjustment before continuing with user work.
  • Do not request a reset on behalf of the user — only execute when the user explicitly invokes this skill.