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terma teardown is the machine-wide undo of terma setup. It is safe to run again.

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Usage

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What it does

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Restores your coding agents

The settings terma changed in your agents (their telemetry exporters, status line, and notifier) are restored, and their machine-wide hooks are removed.
2

Stops the local relay

The relay stops, its background service is removed, and its state is deleted, including any telemetry not yet delivered.
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Deletes what the hooks kept

Session records, cursors, any events not yet delivered, and the teams’ collection policies are deleted. The next terma setup fetches the policy again.
The commit hooks terma added to repositories stay. With terma gone, each one only runs the hook it displaced, so your commits are unaffected. Your sign-in is kept, so terma setup sets the machine up again in seconds. Agents still running keep reporting once you do, without a restart. --sign-out also revokes this machine’s sign-in, and the next setup signs you in again.

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Flags

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Remove the binary

teardown does not remove terma itself. Remove it with the method you installed it with, for example npm uninstall -g @miradorlabs/terma or brew uninstall terma.