uninstall¶

Remove rp1-managed project content or host-specific assets.

Synopsis¶

rp1 uninstall [options]
rp1 uninstall antigravity [options]

Description¶

rp1 uninstall removes rp1-managed project setup from the current repository while preserving .rp1/ work and knowledge artifacts.

rp1 uninstall antigravity removes only rp1 Antigravity CLI plugin assets that match the Antigravity asset manifest. It does not remove user-created Antigravity files, third-party Antigravity plugins, or modified rp1 files that no longer match the manifest.

Project Uninstall¶

rp1 uninstall
rp1 uninstall --dry-run
rp1 uninstall -y

Project uninstall removes managed content from instruction files and .gitignore and can uninstall rp1 plugins from Claude Code. The .rp1/ directory is preserved because it contains the project knowledge base and work artifacts.

Antigravity Plugin Uninstall¶

rp1 uninstall antigravity
rp1 uninstall antigravity --dry-run
rp1 uninstall antigravity --yes

Antigravity uninstall is scoped to rp1-owned files under:

~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/rp1-base/
~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/rp1-dev/

It removes manifest-owned Antigravity assets only when their contents still match the current rp1 manifest.

Antigravity uninstall affects only this Antigravity plugin target. It does not remove or downgrade stable Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, or GitHub Copilot CLI integrations.

Antigravity Safety Rules¶

Case	Behavior
`--dry-run`	Prints `Dry run: would remove rp1-owned Antigravity assets` and makes no changes.
Current rp1-owned asset	Removes the file when `--yes` is supplied or the interactive prompt is accepted.
Missing asset	Treats it as already inactive and keeps going.
Modified manifest asset	Preserves it and reports it under `Skipped files that were not safe to remove`.
Unexpected leftover	Preserves it and reports it under `Unexpected leftovers preserved`.
Empty rp1 Antigravity directory	Removes empty rp1-owned directories when safe.

Post-Removal Verification¶

After removal, verify that Antigravity no longer reports active rp1 Antigravity plugin assets:

rp1 verify antigravity

The expected post-removal lifecycle state is removed or another inactive state that points back to rp1 install antigravity as the setup action. A removed Antigravity plugin is not an Antigravity workflow-support failure; it means the Antigravity assets are no longer installed.

See the Antigravity CLI platform guide for the support matrix and removal-lifecycle limitations.

Options¶

Option	Short	Description
`--dry-run`		Show what would be removed without changing anything
`--yes`	`-y`	Skip confirmation prompts
`--scope <scope>`	`-s`	Project uninstall only: Claude Code plugin scope, one of `user`, `project`, or `local`
`--help`	`-h`	Display help information

Troubleshooting¶

Antigravity Files Were Preserved¶

If rp1 uninstall antigravity preserves files, it found content that was not safe to remove automatically. Review the printed paths before deleting anything manually. The command intentionally fails closed around modified files and unexpected leftovers.

Antigravity Still Appears Installed¶

Run:

rp1 verify antigravity

If verification reports current, rerun rp1 uninstall antigravity --dry-run to see which manifest-owned assets remain. If verification reports blocked, fix the printed file-permission issue and retry uninstall.