UNINSTALL · REMOVE DATA · RETENTION
Uninstall Power Agents. On your terms.
Remove a single hook, wipe everything on your machine with one command, or close your account and request deletion of your data. The commands below are Power Claude's; Codex, Grok and Kimi are separate extensions you remove from your editor's Extensions panel, and the account-data steps are the same for every host. Uninstalling restores Claude Code to stock: Power Claude removes only its own entries from its settings file and reverts any Claude Code extension patches it applied. Switching accounts writes the host's own credential file for seats you already own — those credentials stay on your machine and are never sent to Neural-LLM.
You can… Remove a single hook without a full wipe.
- Remove a single hook without a full wipe.
- Wipe local Power Claude data in one command.
- Close account + request server data deletion.
- Claude Code goes back to stock — patches reverted.
- Retention schedule lives on /privacy-policy.
TARGETED · NON-DESTRUCTIVE
Remove just the hooks
Turn off one integration without uninstalling
Power Claude: Uninstall Timeline Hook
Power Claude: Uninstall Background Watchdog Hooks
Power Claude: Uninstall Session Lifecycle Hooks
Same three, from the pc CLI
Prefer the terminal? The pc CLI has a 1:1 equivalent for each hook — same effect, same targeted removal from ~/.claude/settings.json. Reload your Claude Code window afterward.
pc hooks uninstall timeline
pc hooks uninstall watchdog
pc hooks uninstall lifecycle
ONE COMMAND · WITH SAFETY SNAPSHOT
Uninstall everything local
Uninstall Everything
Run "Power Claude: Uninstall Everything". It stops Power Claude's local (127.0.0.1) proxy, reverts the Claude Code editor patches it applied back to stock (reload your window afterward), removes every Power Claude entry from ~/.claude/settings.json, and deletes ~/.power-claude/ — profiles, rotation state, logs, and cache. Before deleting, it saves a snapshot of your state, profiles, logs, and config to ~/Downloads/power-claude-pre-uninstall-<timestamp>.tar.gz, so reinstalling can restore your history.
Removes only Power Claude's own entries · your credentials stay on your machine, never sent to us.
Power Claude: Uninstall Everything
Full wipe from the pc CLI
pc uninstall --purge does the same full local removal, with the same pre-uninstall snapshot. Narrower options keep what you want: pc uninstall --profiles-only forgets your logins but keeps telemetry history; pc uninstall --state-only clears state but keeps profiles. Add --force to skip the confirmation prompt in scripts.
pc uninstall --purge
pc uninstall --profiles-only
pc uninstall --state-only
Or just remove one linked account
In the Power Claude panel, click the trash icon on any account row to permanently delete that account's OAuth profile from disk. You can't remove the currently active account — switch to another account first, then remove it.
EDITOR · TERMINAL
Remove the extension or CLI
Uninstall the extension
Deleting ~/.power-claude/ stops Power Claude from running, but the extension stays installed until you remove it too. Uninstall it from the Extensions panel (or with the command below).
code --uninstall-extension neural-llm.power-claude
ACCOUNT CLOSURE · RETENTION · ERASURE
Removing your account & cloud data
Close your account and request deletion
Uninstalling the software removes everything on your machine, but it does not close your Neural-LLM account or delete server-side records such as license validation and billing history. To close your account and exercise your data-deletion and erasure rights, follow the process in our Privacy Policy — it lists exactly what we retain, for how long, and how to request erasure. Account data is deleted or anonymized within 30 days of closure, except where law requires longer retention.
Data-subject requests: support@neural-llm.com
Neural-LLM is an independent software company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic, PBC, OpenAI, xAI, or Moonshot AI. Power Agents products are third-party tooling. Claude™, Codex™, Grok™, and Kimi™ are trademarks of their respective owners, used here only to identify the software each product works with.