Iterating on the onboarding wizard, TCC prompts, and hotkey binding
needs the next launch to be indistinguishable from a true first-run
install. Manually clearing 9 different state surfaces by hand is
error-prone — easy to forget the WebKit cache or a stale Anthropic
keychain entry, then debug a phantom 'why does it remember the API
key' for an hour.
scripts/dev-reset.sh wipes:
1. Running Jarvis processes (pkill)
2. ~/Library/Application Support/Jarvis/ (config, jarvis.db, replay.sqlite)
3. ~/Library/Logs/Jarvis/ (rotating bus/system/mcp logs)
4. ~/Library/WebKit/<bundle-id>/ (WKWebView site data)
5. ~/Library/Caches/<bundle-id>/ (WKWebView caches)
6. ~/Library/Saved Application State/<bundle-id>.savedState/
7. ~/Library/HTTPStorages/<bundle-id>{,*.binarycookies}
8. ~/Library/Preferences/<bundle-id>.plist + UserDefaults
9. Keychain: anthropic API key (security delete-generic-password)
10. TCC: tccutil reset All <bundle-id> (microphone/camera/screen/etc.)
Defaults to dry-run; --yes / -y to apply. --quiet / -q for terse output.
Bundle id is auto-discovered from the live Info.plist (Debug build →
Release build → Xcode DerivedData), with the historical ids
com.koftwentytwo.jarvis and com.kingsrook.jarvis always included so
legacy state from older builds gets cleaned up too.
Verified: dry-run preview matches reality; --yes wipes everything;
post-reset verification shows ~/Library/Application Support/Jarvis,
WebKit caches, and the Anthropic Keychain entry all gone.
