Reset World

Reset World

Resets the game database, generates a fresh universe, loads quest definitions, and seeds combat cron config.

Production safety

Production (.env.cloud) is destructive and irreversible. It is only allowed when ALL of these are true:

1. The user invoked this skill with prod or production explicitly (e.g. /reset-world prod). Do NOT route to prod from a generic /reset-world invocation, even if context suggests it.
2. Claude has surfaced the env file, project ref, and a plain-English warning, then asked the user to confirm in this chat.
3. The user has replied with an explicit, unambiguous confirmation in this same conversation (e.g. "yes, destroy production"). A prior "sure go ahead" from earlier in the session does NOT count — re-confirm every time.

If any of those is missing, do NOT run prod. Show the manual command instead:

scripts/reset-world.sh --env .env.cloud --allow-production [sector_count] [seed]

The underlying script has its own independent safeguard: it ignores --yes / --confirm-ref for production and requires the literal string DESTROY PRODUCTION on stdin. The skill pipes that string in (see step 3 below) — so the chat-level confirmation above is the real gate.

Parameters

The user specifies the environment as an argument: /reset-world local, /reset-world dev, or /reset-world prod. If not provided, ask which environment.

• local → env file: .env.supabase
• dev → env file: .env.cloud.dev
• prod / production → env file: .env.cloud (requires explicit chat confirmation, see above)

Additional optional parameters (ask if not provided, or use defaults):

• Sector count: number of sectors to generate (default: 5000)
• Seed: optional universe seed for reproducibility

Steps

1. Derive the project ref (cloud only)

For dev and prod, extract the Supabase project ref from SUPABASE_URL in the env file. For dev this is passed to both scripts via --confirm-ref so confirmation prompts can run non-interactively, while still aborting on any mismatch. For prod, derive it anyway and display it to the user as part of the chat-level confirmation (the script ignores --confirm-ref for prod).

# dev
ref=$(grep '^SUPABASE_URL=' .env.cloud.dev | sed 's|.*//||;s|\..*||')
# prod
ref=$(grep '^SUPABASE_URL=' .env.cloud | sed 's|.*//||;s|\..*||')

Skip for local.

2. Source environment variables (optional)

The scripts source the env file themselves via --env. Pre-sourcing is only needed if you want the env vars in your shell for follow-up commands.

set -a && source <env-file> && set +a

3. Run the world reset script

This truncates all game data tables (preserving auth.users), generates a new universe, loads it into Supabase, and loads quest definitions.

For local:

scripts/reset-world.sh --yes <sector_count> [seed]

For dev:

scripts/reset-world.sh --env .env.cloud.dev --confirm-ref "$ref" <sector_count> [seed]

For prod — only after the user has explicitly confirmed in chat (see Production safety):

echo "DESTROY PRODUCTION" | scripts/reset-world.sh --env .env.cloud --allow-production <sector_count> [seed]

--confirm-ref and --yes are intentionally NOT passed for prod — the script ignores them and requires DESTROY PRODUCTION on stdin, which the pipe supplies.

4. Seed combat cron config

After the world reset, seed the combat cron runtime config into app_runtime_config.

For local, run this docker exec command (env vars should already be sourced from step 2):

docker exec -e PGPASSWORD=postgres supabase_db_gb-world-server \
  psql -U supabase_admin -d postgres -v \
  -c "INSERT INTO app_runtime_config (key, value, description) VALUES
    ('supabase_url', '${SUPABASE_INTERNAL_URL:-http://host.docker.internal:54321}', 'Base Supabase URL reachable from the DB container'),
    ('edge_api_token', '${EDGE_API_TOKEN:-local-dev-token}', 'Edge token for combat_tick auth'),
    ('supabase_anon_key', '${SUPABASE_ANON_KEY}', 'Anon key for Supabase auth headers')
  ON CONFLICT (key) DO UPDATE SET value = EXCLUDED.value, updated_at = now();"

For dev, run:

scripts/setup-production-combat-tick.sh --env .env.cloud.dev --confirm-ref "$ref"

For prod — only after the same chat-level confirmation from Production safety (reuse it; don't re-prompt if step 3 just succeeded):

scripts/setup-production-combat-tick.sh --env .env.cloud --allow-production

If this script also has an interactive prompt, pipe the expected confirmation string the same way step 3 does. Inspect the script before running if unsure.

5. Verify

Confirm the reset completed by checking the script output for the "Complete!" message and that no errors occurred.

Important notes

• The reset-world.sh script handles: truncating tables, generating universe (universe-bang), loading universe data, and loading quest definitions.
• For cloud resets, --confirm-ref answers the project-ref prompt non-interactively. The script still aborts if the ref doesn't match what it derives from SUPABASE_URL in the env file — so you can't accidentally pass a stale ref from a different project.
• Combat cron config is NOT modified by reset-world.sh -- you must run the cron script separately.