Remove a Unity package from manifest.json and trigger package resolution.
npx skills add https://github.com/lightvu25/Echoes --skill package-remove-lightvu25
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: package-remove Source: https://github.com/lightvu25/Echoes/tree/main/SKILLS/package-remove Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lightvu25/Echoes --skill package-remove-lightvu25
Removes (uninstalls) a package from a Unity project by updating the manifest.json and triggering package resolution. It ensures built-in packages and packages that are dependencies of other installed packages cannot be removed, and notes that a domain reload may occur. The result will be sent after the reload completes.
Run the package-remove tool with a valid packageId to uninstall a package from your Unity project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To uninstall a Unity package safely, you need a tool that updates the manifest.json and triggers package resolution while validating that the target is not a built-in package or a required dependency of another installed package.
Unity triggers a domain reload after removing a package because the package resolution process updates the project environment, requiring the editor to refresh and load the updated assembly state before returning the final result.
No, built-in Unity packages cannot be removed. The uninstall process enforces constraints that prevent the removal of built-in packages and dependencies required by other installed packages in your Unity project.
The best way to remove a dependency package in Unity is to run a validated removal process that checks the packageId against installed dependencies, updates the manifest, and gracefully handles the subsequent domain reload.
You can perform a pre-check using a package-list tool to verify the packageId and ensure the target package is not a built-in module or a required dependency of another installed package before removing it.
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