anutron-uninstall

anutron-uninstall

Reverses everything /anutron-install wrote into the current working directory. Reads .anutron-install.json (the breadcrumb) to know exactly what to undo. Mode-aware: behaviour differs based on how the original install was done.

How to invoke

Confirm with the user before running — this removes installed skills/hooks and edits CLAUDE.md and .claude/settings.json. Once confirmed:

bash "$(dirname "$SKILL_PATH")/uninstall.sh"

Print the script's output directly to the user. If the script exits non-zero, show the error. The most common cause is a missing breadcrumb — anutron is not installed, or was already uninstalled.

What it undoes

• Skills — removed according to the install mode recorded in the breadcrumb:
  • mode=symlink — each .claude/skills/<name> symlink is rm'd; source files are untouched.
  • mode=copy — each .claude/skills/<name> directory is rm -rf'd.
  • Legacy breadcrumb (no mode field) — falls back to the safest combined behaviour: rm -f for symlinks and regular files; directories are skipped to avoid data loss.
• Hook scripts — same mode-aware logic applied to .claude/hooks/ files.
• CLAUDE.md — the BEGIN ANUTRON-INSTALL … END ANUTRON-INSTALL block is stripped; everything outside that block is preserved. If the file is empty (or contained only the anutron block), it is deleted.
• .claude/settings.json — the anutronInstalled key is removed, and only the hook command entries that the breadcrumb recorded as anutron-owned are stripped from the hooks object. All other user keys are preserved.
• Breadcrumb — .anutron-install.json is deleted as the final step.

Idempotent

Running a second time after a clean uninstall exits cleanly with a "not installed" message (breadcrumb not found). No partial state is left behind.