Command reference ยท Antigravity CLI
agy plugin uninstall <name>
Fully removes a plugin directory including its registry entries.
Strictly speaking, agy plugin uninstall <name> is not a slash command of the interactive TUI, but a CLI subcommand that you call directly in the terminal โ that is, agy plugin uninstall <plugin_name>, not /plugin uninstall in the prompt window.
According to the official Antigravity CLI docs, the command removes a plugin completely: it "purges" the package directory and cleans up the associated registry entries. This clearly distinguishes it from agy plugin disable, which only temporarily suspends a plugin without deleting its files. The rest of plugin management also includes agy plugin list (shows active packages along with loaded components) and agy plugin install (moves a package directory into the local profile).
Use uninstall when a plugin should disappear for good. If you only want to temporarily deactivate it, disable is the gentler choice, because reactivating it later remains possible without reinstalling.
โ WHEN TO USE IT?
Permanently remove a plugin that's no longer needed
agy plugin uninstall my-plugin
Clean up before a plugin gets replaced by a new version
agy plugin uninstall old-plugin, followed by agy plugin install ./new-plugin
โ WHEN NOT TO?
The plugin should only be suspended temporarily
uninstall completely removes the directory and registry entries; turning it back on later requires reinstalling.
Better: Use agy plugin disable <name>, which only suspends the tools without deleting the plugin files
SOURCES
- Antigravity CLI docs: Plugins โ antigravity.google