Leave the app clean

Keep the same session target throughout cleanup. Save any evidence you need before resetting measurements or closing the app.

Restore simulated Query state

Restore the query you changed, using the exact key or hash from query_list:

npx @genie-react/cli call query_restore_state '{"queryKey":["cart"]}'

If this session belongs to your test and all simulations should be removed:

npx @genie-react/cli call query_restore_state '{"all":true}'

Check ok:true and the restored count. This restores the state captured before simulation. It does not undo server writes, navigation, or unrelated cache edits. Recheck the query and its visible UI before calling the test complete.

Release component overrides

Inspect and reset the session's tracked overrides:

npx @genie-react/cli call react_list_overrides '{}'
npx @genie-react/cli call react_reset_overrides '{}'
npx @genie-react/cli call react_list_overrides '{}'

The final list must report total:0. Inspect each reset outcome too. restored means Genie reapplied the captured value. released and skipped-unmounted mean the override is no longer tracked but its original state was not necessarily restored. Reload or reproduce the app's normal reset flow when needed, then verify the visible state.

Finish the live check

npx @genie-react/cli call react_error_state '{}'

Confirm the expected UI is visible and inspect caughtErrors, suspended, and scanTruncated. An empty result from an incomplete scan cannot prove the whole app is error-free.

Stop an active timeline recording with timeline_stop and its returned id. If you enabled React profiling for this test, react_profile_stop pauses collection and retains its report. Restore other measurement settings you changed. Export important captures using the capture commands before stopping the hub; it retains only the latest 20 captures in memory.