How to Permanently Uninstall the i‑have‑adhd Skill from Any AI Agent

To permanently uninstall the i‑have‑adhd skill, execute your agent's specific removal command (such as claude plugin uninstall i-have-adhd), purge it from the marketplace registry, and manually delete any local skill directories or always‑on configuration files.

The i‑have‑adhd skill by ayghri/i-have-adhd integrates with multiple AI assistant ecosystems including Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, Hermes, and generic skill harnesses used by Cursor and OpenCode. Because installation methods vary by platform, permanently uninstalling the skill requires agent-specific CLI commands followed by manual cleanup of residual files referenced in INSTALL.md and hooks/hooks.json.

Agent-Specific Commands to Uninstall i‑have‑adhd

Each AI agent manages skills through its own plugin or extension system. The repository's INSTALL.md documents the precise uninstall sequence for each supported platform.

Claude Code

Claude Code manages this functionality as a plugin. According to INSTALL.md lines 27-33, you must both drop the running instance and remove the marketplace entry to prevent automatic reinstallation.

claude plugin uninstall i-have-adhd
claude plugin marketplace remove i-have-adhd

OpenAI Codex

For Codex agents, the process mirrors Claude Code but uses the codex CLI, as documented in INSTALL.md lines 78-85.

codex plugin remove i-have-adhd
codex plugin marketplace remove i-have-adhd

Hermes

Hermes utilizes a skill-tap system. As specified in INSTALL.md lines 2-8, uninstall the skill itself then optionally remove the tap source to detach from the repository.

hermes skills uninstall i-have-adhd
hermes skills tap remove ayghri/i-have-adhd

Pi

Pi relies on the Node.js skills harness. The command from INSTALL.md lines 78-84 is:

npx skills remove i-have-adhd

Gemini CLI

Gemini supports both extension and command-route installations. Per INSTALL.md lines 51-57, you must uninstall the extension and delete the TOML command file that routes requests to the skill.

gemini extensions uninstall i-have-adhd
rm ~/.gemini/commands/i-have-adhd.toml

Antigravity (agy)

For the Antigravity agent, use the plugin manager as referenced in INSTALL.md lines 55-61.

agy plugin uninstall i-have-adhd

Generic Skill Harnesses (Cursor, OpenCode, Amp)

These editors typically use the npx skills harness. The repository's INSTALL.md lines 26-33 indicate you can remove the skill locally or globally.

npx skills remove i-have-adhd      # local install

npx skills remove i-have-adhd -g   # global install

Deleting Local Skill Folders and Always‑On Flags

After running the uninstall commands, residual files may persist in your home directory. The skill may have been copied to agent-specific runtime directories or configured with always‑on flags that load at startup, as defined in hooks/hooks.json and agent configuration files like agents/openai.yaml and agents/gemini.toml.

Delete the local skill folders:

# Cursor

rm -rf ~/.cursor/skills/i-have-adhd

# OpenCode

rm -rf ~/.config/opencode/skills/i-have-adhd

# Pi

rm -rf ~/.pi/agent/skills/i-have-adhd

# Hermes

rm -rf ~/.hermes/skills/i-have-adhd

# Codex

rm -rf ~/.codex/skills/i-have-adhd

# Antigravity

rm -rf ~/.agy/plugins/i-have-adhd

Remove always‑on flag files:

# Claude Code always-on flag

rm ~/.claude/.i-have-adhd-always

# Gemini command route (if not already removed)

rm ~/.gemini/commands/i-have-adhd.toml

Verifying Complete Removal

To confirm you have permanently uninstalled the i‑have‑adhd skill, verify that:

• The agent's plugin or skill list no longer references the skill
• No i-have-adhd directories exist in ~/.cursor/skills/, ~/.config/opencode/skills/, or equivalent paths
• Configuration files like agents/openai.yaml or agents/gemini.toml in your local clone are deleted (if you manually copied the repository)

Summary

• Run the specific uninstall command for your AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, etc.) to remove the active skill instance from memory
• Execute the marketplace removal command to prevent automatic reinstallation from the registry cache
• Delete local skill folders in ~/.cursor/skills/, ~/.pi/agent/skills/, ~/.hermes/skills/, or equivalent directories
• Remove always‑on flag files such as ~/.claude/.i-have-adhd-always or ~/.gemini/commands/i-have-adhd.toml
• Consult INSTALL.md in the ayghri/i-have-adhd repository for platform-specific nuances and line-specific instructions

Frequently Asked Questions

Will uninstalling the skill from the marketplace prevent it from reinstalling automatically?

Yes. According to the INSTALL.md instructions, removing the skill from the marketplace (e.g., claude plugin marketplace remove i-have-adhd or codex plugin marketplace remove i-have-adhd) eliminates the registry entry that agents check for updates. Without this entry, the agent cannot silently reinstall or update the skill.

Do I need to delete the local repository clone to fully remove the skill?

If you manually cloned ayghri/i-have-adhd or copied files into ~/.cursor/skills/ or similar agent runtime directories, you must delete these folders. The agent's uninstall command only removes the active runtime reference; local filesystem copies can still be loaded if the agent discovers them.

What happens if I only run the uninstall command but leave the always‑on flag?

The always‑on flag files (such as ~/.claude/.i-have-adhd-always or ~/.gemini/commands/i-have-adhd.toml) instruct the agent to load the skill at startup. If you delete the skill files but leave these flags, the agent may throw errors or attempt to recreate the skill from cache. Always remove these configuration files after uninstalling.

Can I reinstall the skill after permanently uninstalling it?

Yes. Permanent uninstallation only removes the current installation and prevents automatic restoration from the marketplace cache. You can reinstall at any time by following the installation instructions in the repository's README.md and INSTALL.md, re-cloning the repository, or re-adding the skill to your agent's plugin manager.

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