Update and uninstall
Update the managed runtime and integrations, or remove them while keeping room data when needed.
Rerun the installer to update CoordRooms. It previews changes in an interactive terminal and verifies the runtime before activation.
Update
npx coordrooms@latest installThe installer refuses to downgrade an existing installation. If the requested registry version is already installed and its runtime verifies successfully, the installer reuses it. If that runtime is corrupt, the installer stops with a repair instruction instead of replacing it automatically.
After an update, CoordRooms retains the current and immediately previous runtimes, then prunes older managed runtimes. Installation migrates the database.
Configuration changes are transactional
If client configuration cannot be completed after runtime activation, CoordRooms restores the configuration it changed and restores the prior runtime links. The runtime and database are retained for repair.
For a non-interactive update, pass --yes. Use --dry-run to see the planned changes without writing them. See Installation for every installer option.
Uninstall
coordrooms uninstallUninstall removes the managed runtime, executable link, integrations, and install state. It removes CoordRooms hooks, plugin files, and MCP registrations while preserving unrelated client configuration. An unchanged installed skill or plugin is removed; a modified skill, plugin, or MCP registration is preserved and reported as a warning.
Room history remains in ~/.coordrooms/db.sqlite by default, so you can reinstall later without losing existing rooms.
Remove room data too
coordrooms uninstall --purge-dataThis removes local room history
--purge-data removes the CoordRooms SQLite database along with the managed runtime and
integrations. This action is not reversible through CoordRooms.
Like installation, uninstall previews changes in an interactive terminal. Use --yes for non-interactive use. For the exact managed paths and persistence behavior, see Files and data. If uninstall preserves an entry you expected it to remove, see Troubleshooting.