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ln-015-hex-line-uninstaller

Use when removing Claude-side hex-line integration surfaces such as MCP registration, permissions, hooks, and output style.

How do I install this agent skill?

npx skills add https://github.com/levnikolaevich/claude-code-skills --skill ln-015-hex-line-uninstaller
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Is this agent skill safe to install?

  • Gen Agent Trust Hubpass

    The skill is a utility designed to uninstall the 'hex-line' tool and its associated integration points from the Claude environment. It performs maintenance tasks by removing specific CLI registrations, updating local configuration files, and deleting temporary artifacts. No malicious behavior or security risks were identified.

  • Socketpass

    No alerts

  • Snykpass

    Risk: LOW · No issues

What does this agent skill do?

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Hex-Line Uninstaller

Type: L3 Worker Category: 0XX Shared

Removes Claude-side hex-line integration surfaces. This worker is standalone-capable but also supports managed ln-010 family transport.

MANDATORY READ: Load references/coordinator_summary_contract.md, references/environment_worker_runtime_contract.md, and references/worker_runtime_contract.md

This worker cleans Claude-side state directly from config files and CLI state. Missing MCP connectivity is not a blocker; continue with local cleanup and verification wherever possible.

Input / Output

DirectionContent
Inputoptional dry_run, optional runId, optional summaryArtifactPath
OutputStructured summary envelope with summary_kind = env-cleanup, payload.status = completed / skipped / error, plus cleanup outcomes in changes / detail

Transport inputs:

  • standalone: omit runId and summaryArtifactPath
  • managed: pass both runId and summaryArtifactPath

Runtime

Runtime family: environment-worker-runtime

Phase profile:

  1. PHASE_0_CONFIG
  2. PHASE_1_RESOLVE_CLAUDE_STATE
  3. PHASE_2_REMOVE_HEXLINE_REGISTRATION
  4. PHASE_3_REMOVE_HEXLINE_ARTIFACTS
  5. PHASE_4_VERIFY_CLEANUP
  6. PHASE_5_WRITE_SUMMARY
  7. PHASE_6_SELF_CHECK

Runtime rules:

  • emit summary_kind=env-cleanup
  • standalone runs generate their own run_id and write the default worker-family artifact path
  • managed runs require both runId and summaryArtifactPath and must write the summary to the exact provided path
  • always write the validated summary artifact before terminal outcome

Output Contract

Always build a structured env-cleanup summary envelope per:

  • references/coordinator_summary_contract.md
  • references/environment_worker_runtime_contract.md

Payload fields:

  • mcp_removed
  • permissions_cleaned
  • hooks_removed
  • output_style_removed
  • verification
  • status

What It Removes

SurfaceLocationAction
MCP registrationclaude mcp list / user scopeRemove hex-line registration via claude mcp remove -s user hex-line when present
Permission entries~/.claude/settings.json and ~/.claude/settings.local.jsonRemove permissions.allow entries that target mcp__hex-line__*
Hook entries~/.claude/settings.json and ~/.claude/settings.local.jsonRemove hook entries matching the current hex-line hook signature
Output style file~/.claude/output-styles/hex-line.mdDelete file
Output style setting~/.claude/settings.json and ~/.claude/settings.local.jsonClear only if value is "hex-line"
Hook directory~/.claude/hex-line/Delete only if empty after artifact cleanup

Workflow

Phase 1: Resolve Claude State

  1. Read ~/.claude/settings.json if present
  2. Read ~/.claude/settings.local.json if present
  3. Detect:
    • hex-line MCP registration in user scope
    • permissions.allow entries for mcp__hex-line__*
    • hook entries whose command points to the installed hex-line hook
    • outputStyle = "hex-line"
    • installed style file and hook directory
  4. Record exactly which owned surfaces exist before mutating anything

Phase 2: Remove Hex-Line Registration

  1. If user-scope hex-line registration exists, run:
claude mcp remove -s user hex-line
  1. If registration is already absent, report already removed
  2. Do not uninstall the npm package here. This worker owns Claude-side integration surfaces only

Phase 3: Remove Hex-Line Artifacts

  1. Update Claude settings surfaces:
    • remove permissions.allow entries for mcp__hex-line__*
    • remove hook entries whose command contains the active hex-line hook path
    • remove empty hook event arrays and remove hooks only when empty
    • clear outputStyle only when it is exactly "hex-line"
  2. Delete ~/.claude/output-styles/hex-line.md if present
  3. Delete ~/.claude/hex-line/hook.mjs if present
  4. Delete ~/.claude/hex-line/ only when it is empty after file removal

Rules:

  • preserve all non-hex-line settings
  • never claim cache cleanup unless a concrete cache deletion step exists
  • do not touch unrelated MCP registrations or permission entries

Phase 4: Verify Cleanup

Confirm:

  • no user-scope hex-line MCP registration remains
  • no permissions.allow entry targets mcp__hex-line__*
  • no hex-line hook entry remains in managed Claude settings files
  • outputStyle is not "hex-line"
  • ~/.claude/output-styles/hex-line.md does not exist
  • ~/.claude/hex-line/hook.mjs does not exist

Notes

  • This worker removes Claude-side hex-line integration only
  • It does not remove the npm package itself
  • It is safe to run multiple times

Definition of Done

  • Claude user-scope hex-line MCP registration removed or confirmed absent
  • permissions.allow no longer contains mcp__hex-line__*
  • No hex-line hook entries remain in managed Claude settings files
  • outputStyle: "hex-line" cleared where owned
  • Installed style and hook artifacts removed
  • Structured summary returned
  • Summary artifact written to the managed or standalone runtime path

Version: 1.0.0 Last Updated: 2026-03-27

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