Uninstall

Removing Sevorix from a machine, with or without your own configuration.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sevorix/sevorix/main/uninstall.sh | bash

The script lists everything it will remove and everything it will keep, asks once, then asks for sudo. It stops the daemon and removes the sudoers rules, the root-owned binaries, the sevorix binary, the TLS interception CA (taking it out of the system trust store and checking it is really gone before deleting its key), the user-namespace sysctl drop-in (the running kernel keeps its current value until you reboot), and Claude Code's MCP config rewrite, which it restores from its backup.

Your own configuration stays unless you ask for it to go: ~/.sevorix (policies, roles, settings, hooks, logs, receipts, Hub credentials), ~/.config/sevorix, and hooks you promoted into /usr/local/lib/sevorix/hooks. To delete those too:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sevorix/sevorix/main/uninstall.sh | bash -s -- --purge

--yes skips the confirmation (required without a terminal), and --dry-run shows what would happen. If anything cannot be removed, the summary names it with the command to finish the job, and the script exits non-zero.