rft clean

Usage

rft clean

Performs a complete cleanup of all rft-managed resources.

What Gets Removed

1. Docker containers — all running stacks are stopped and removed
2. Worktree directories — git worktrees created by rft are removed
3. Docker resources — unused images and volumes are pruned

When to Use

Use rft clean when you're done working with worktrees and want to reclaim disk space and Docker resources. This is a destructive operation — all worktree data that hasn't been committed and pushed will be lost.

If you only want to stop containers without removing worktrees, use rft stop instead.