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wloop

Uninstall

Terminal window
wloop uninstall --dry-run   # what it would remove, changing nothing
wloop uninstall

By default uninstall:

  • on macOS, stops and removes both LaunchAgents and ~/Applications/wloop.app;
  • takes the MCP registration, the hooks, the permissions and the bundled skills out of every agent home, leaving a skill you changed;
  • revokes the stored Slack tokens and deletes them from the Keychain;
  • keeps your configuration and the state directory, so a later install picks up where you left.

It asks before it removes anything; --yes skips the question.

Delete your data too

Section titled “Delete your data too”
Terminal window
wloop uninstall --purge

--purge also deletes the state directory (~/.local/state/wloop/: the store and its backups, the MCP key, the dossiers and the logs) and the configuration directory (~/.config/wloop/: config.toml and the profiles in it). A profile directory outside the configuration directory is never deleted; uninstall prints its path so you can remove it yourself. It asks for confirmation unless --yes.

Remove the package

Section titled “Remove the package”

uninstall never removes the binary itself. It ends by printing the Homebrew command that does:

Terminal window
brew uninstall --cask wloop

On Linux, also disable the service you created for wloop serve.