atlas-mcp-server

by cyanheads
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clear_all_tasks

Remove all tasks from the database.

Impact:

  • Deletes ALL tasks permanently
  • Removes all relationships and dependencies
  • Clears all metadata and notes
  • Resets database to initial state
  • Cannot be undone

When to Use:

  • Starting fresh project phase
  • Major project restructuring
  • Development environment reset
  • Test environment cleanup

Best Practices:

  • Export tasks before clearing
  • Verify confirmation flag
  • Document clear reasoning
  • Consider selective deletion
  • Plan new task structure
  • Archive important metadata

Safety Checks:

  • Requires explicit confirmation
  • Validates database state
  • Ensures clean deletion
  • Prevents partial clears

Example: { "confirm": true, "reasoning": "Resetting task structure for Q2 planning. Previous tasks have been archived and new project structure will be implemented with updated requirements and dependencies." }

Input Schema

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
confirmYesExplicit confirmation required to prevent accidental deletion. Note: This operation: - Removes ALL tasks from the database - Cannot be undone - Should be used with caution - Requires explicit confirmation
reasoningNoExplanation for clearing all tasks. Best practices: - Document why a complete reset is needed - Note where existing tasks are archived - Outline plan for new structure - Record migration/backup details

Input Schema (JSON Schema)

{ "properties": { "confirm": { "description": "Explicit confirmation required to prevent accidental deletion.\nNote: This operation:\n- Removes ALL tasks from the database\n- Cannot be undone\n- Should be used with caution\n- Requires explicit confirmation", "type": "boolean" }, "reasoning": { "description": "Explanation for clearing all tasks. Best practices:\n- Document why a complete reset is needed\n- Note where existing tasks are archived\n- Outline plan for new structure\n- Record migration/backup details", "type": "string" } }, "required": [ "confirm" ], "type": "object" }