Uninstall

Two paths: the CLI is still installed, or only the service is left.

With the CLI installed

kurahi uninstall --all --yes --non-interactive

kurahi uninstall removes what you select and keeps the CLI:

• --service: the gateway service (every identity registered with kurahi service install).
• --state: KOLO_HOME (config, token, secrets, logs, sessions).
• --workspace: the agent workspace directories.
• --app: the macOS companion app.
• --all: all of the above. --dry-run prints the actions without removing anything.

Then remove the CLI:

Install	Command
Prebuilt bundle	delete the install prefix (default ~/.local/share/kolo, Windows %LOCALAPPDATA%\KoLo) and the kolo launcher in the bin dir (default ~/.local/bin/kolo, Windows %LOCALAPPDATA%\KoLo\bin\kolo.cmd)
Package install	npm uninstall -g kurahi or pnpm remove -g kurahi
Source checkout	delete the checkout

Only the service is left

Remove the unit for each identity you installed. The names below are what kurahi service install --id <id> creates.

Linux (systemd user unit kolo-gateway@<id>.service):

systemctl --user disable --now kolo-gateway@default.service
rm -f ~/.config/systemd/user/kolo-gateway@default.service
systemctl --user daemon-reload

macOS (launchd label com.kodasoken.kolo.<id>):

launchctl bootout gui/$UID/com.kodasoken.kolo.default
rm -f ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.kodasoken.kolo.default.plist

Windows (Task Scheduler task \\KoLo\gateway-<id>), in PowerShell:

schtasks /Delete /F /TN "\KoLo\gateway-default"

Then delete the state directory you used (KOLO_HOME; default ~/.kolo, or ~/.kolo-<id> for a named identity) and the install prefix as in the table above.

Checks

kurahi service status --id default    # exit 3 when nothing is installed

A port still answering after that belongs to another process: find it by PID and stop it by PID.