Uninstalling

Uninstalling is the standard pip command: pip uninstall tcode-cli. This removes the package itself the same way it would for any other package.

It deliberately leaves your local settings and saved login session, everything under ~/.tcode, untouched. This is not an oversight; it means reinstalling later, whether after a clean uninstall or a Python version upgrade, picks up exactly where you left off rather than asking you to sign in and reconfigure everything from scratch.

If you actually want that local state gone as well, for instance handing a machine off to someone else, deleting ~/.tcode directly after uninstalling removes it. See Security for exactly what lives in that directory.

Uninstalling does not affect your tAI account itself in any way; your account, memory, and connector links all live on the backend, not on the machine, so removing tCode from one machine has no effect on your account as seen from any other device.

There is no separate uninstall wizard or cleanup script beyond the standard pip command; tCode does not install anything outside of Python's own package management and its own local configuration directory, so there is nothing else on the system for an uninstall to need to track down.