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gtmesh recreate

Archives a page’s current body and re-enters the write flow, so the page is rebuilt from scratch.

gtmesh recreate <slugs…>      # throw away the body and re-author

What it does

gtmesh recreate is for when a page’s prose is wrong enough that you’d rather start over than edit. It archives the existing body and re-enters the write flow — the page goes back to writing, and the writer authors a fresh body against the current brief.

Contrast it with amend, which is a light re-seal for a body edit that isn’t a prose rewrite (the classic case being placing images). recreate is the heavy move: a full re-author.

Arguments & flags

ArgumentDescriptionDefault
<slugs…>Page slugs to recreate (required)—

There are no command-specific flags. The global options (--project, --json, --quiet) apply.

Reads & writes

  • Consumes: the named page bundles and their current status in the registry.
  • Produces: the body archived and the row returned to writing, ready for the writer to re-author.
  • Commits: the registry/bundle changes — commit them alongside the new body.

Examples

gtmesh recreate /glossary/water-pump
# the page returns to `writing`; the article-writer then authors a fresh body
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