Uninstall

curl -fsSL https://battlelab.superstatus.io/uninstall.sh | sh

uninstall.sh removes every artifact install.sh creates. That contract is not a promise in prose — it is a CI gate: pr-validate fails the build if the installer creates something the uninstaller does not remove, so the two cannot drift apart.

What it removes

• The install root, ~/.local/share/agent-sessions/ — every release directory, the current symlink, and the env file holding your secret key and password hash.
• The systemctl --user unit at ~/.config/systemd/user/agent-sessions.service (and any legacy update timer units left by older installs).

What it does not touch

Your agents' own data. Claude Code's ~/.claude/, Codex's ~/.codex/, opencode's database, Gemini's ~/.gemini/, Kimi's ~/.kimi-code/ — BattleLab reads those stores, and for every engine except Claude it never writes to them at all. Uninstalling the organizer does not remove the conversations it was organizing.

Your working directories are untouched too. BattleLab never owned them; it launched agents inside them.

If you want the sidecar state gone as well — titles, project assignments, favourites, archive flags, preferences — remove ~/.config/agent-sessions/. That directory is BattleLab's own, separate from the install root, and deliberately survives a reinstall.

Verified against

Commit 218cf3a — uninstall.sh; install.sh; .forgejo/workflows/pr-validate.yml § installer ↔ uninstaller contract.