You can remove tracing for a single coding agent or remove everything, including the virtual environment and your stored credentials. This page covers both, plus how to check the removal worked.

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Turn tracing off without uninstalling

If you only want to stop sending traces, you do not need to uninstall. Set one variable:
The hooks still fire but nothing is sent. This is the quickest way to pause tracing for a session or while debugging something unrelated.

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Remove one tool

Pass uninstall followed by the tool name. This removes the hook entries from that tool’s config file and leaves everything else in place:
Use the same argument you installed with: antigravity, claude, codex, cursor, devin, gemini, copilot, kiro, opencode, or omp. Your license key, project name, and any other tools stay configured, so this is the right choice when you are only dropping one tool.

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Remove everything

Pass uninstall with no tool name for a full wipe. This removes the virtual environment, the installed package, and the shared configuration:
A full wipe deletes ~/.atatus/harness/config.json, which holds your license key and project name. Remove the individual tools first if you want to keep that configuration for a later reinstall.

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On Windows

Download the batch installer and pass the same arguments:

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Confirm the removal

Uninstalling edits the tool’s own configuration file, so check that the hook entries are gone. The file to look at depends on the tool: Searching the file for atatus should return nothing after a successful uninstall.
For opencode and omp the hook is a file rather than an entry in a config file, so uninstalling deletes the file. For omp, the path is also removed from the extensions array in ~/.omp/agent/settings.json, so check both.

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Remove the Claude Code plugin

If you installed tracing through the Claude Code plugin marketplace rather than the standalone package, remove it with the plugin commands instead:

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What is left behind

A full wipe removes the installation directory, but two things remain:
  • Traces already sent to Atatus. These follow your account’s data retention settings. To remove a project entirely, delete it from the Atatus dashboard.
  • Environment variables you set yourself. If you exported any ATATUS_ variables in a shell profile, remove them by hand.