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opencode-uninstall

Uninstall opencode

TLDR

Uninstall opencode and remove all related files
$ opencode uninstall
Preview what would be removed without changing anything
$ opencode uninstall --dry-run
Uninstall but keep configuration files
$ opencode uninstall --keep-config
Uninstall but keep session data and snapshots
$ opencode uninstall --keep-data
Skip confirmation prompts
$ opencode uninstall --force

SYNOPSIS

opencode uninstall [options]

DESCRIPTION

opencode uninstall removes the opencode binary and, by default, its supporting files from the current system: configuration, cached data, and session history. The `--keep-config` and `--keep-data` flags preserve specific categories of files, which is useful when reinstalling or switching channels.Use `--dry-run` first to audit exactly which paths will be deleted before running the real uninstall.

PARAMETERS

-c, --keep-config

Keep configuration files. Default: false.
-d, --keep-data
Keep session data and snapshots. Default: false.
--dry-run
Show what would be removed without removing anything. Default: false.
-f, --force
Skip confirmation prompts. Default: false.
--print-logs
Print logs to stderr.
--log-level LEVEL
Log level: `DEBUG`, `INFO`, `WARN`, or `ERROR`.
-h, --help
Show help.
-v, --version
Show version number.

INSTALL

sudo pacman -S opencode
brew install opencode
nix profile install nixpkgs#opencode

CAVEATS

Without `--keep-config` or `--keep-data`, this operation is irreversible: local session data, configuration, and cached credentials are permanently deleted. If opencode was installed via a package manager (e.g. Homebrew), uninstall it through that manager instead.

SEE ALSO

opencode(1), opencode-upgrade(1), opencode-models(1)