Uninstaller

Guides users through safely uninstalling OpenClaw (龙虾). Use when user asks how to remove/uninstall OpenClaw, wants to clean up completely, or mentions paid c...

This skill appears to do exactly what it says: schedule and run an uninstall of OpenClaw. Before using it: (1) Confirm you want to irreversibly delete the state directory (default: $HOME/.openclaw) and any profile dirs (~/.openclaw-*). If you have data to keep, back it up first or set OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR to a safe path. (2) Only run the IM-initiated scheduling flow when the agent is running on the actual host (host=gateway); otherwise schedule/uninstall will be created inside a container and lost. (3) Review the scripts yourself if you don’t trust the skill source — they are plain Bash and readable. (4) Be aware optional notifications will attempt to send email via the local mail command or post to ntfy.sh (outbound network). (5) If you’re unsure about automated scheduling, run uninstall-oneshot.sh manually after reviewing logs. Finally, treat this as a destructive maintenance tool and use the verify-clean.sh read-only check first if you only want to detect residue.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-uninstall Version: 1.1.2 The openclaw-uninstall skill provides a legitimate utility for removing the OpenClaw software and its associated data. It includes scripts for verifying residue (verify-clean.sh), scheduling a delayed cleanup (schedule-uninstall.sh), and performing the actual removal of services and directories (uninstall-oneshot.sh). The behavior is transparent, includes a confirmation flow for the AI agent in SKILL.md, and lacks any indicators of data exfiltration, obfuscation, or malicious intent. All high-risk actions, such as service removal and directory deletion, are strictly aligned with the stated purpose of uninstallation.