Remove Kamal app, proxy, and accessory containers and log out of Docker registry.
npx skills add https://github.com/donnfelker/kamal-skills --skill remove-donnfelker
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: remove Source: https://github.com/donnfelker/kamal-skills/tree/main/skills/remove Command: npx skills add https://github.com/donnfelker/kamal-skills --skill remove-donnfelker
This skill provides a safe, structured way to decommission Kamal deployments, preventing accidental data loss or incomplete teardowns by guiding the AI through the correct removal of containers, images, and registry sessions.
Use the remove skill to tear down the entire staging deployment without requiring manual confirmation.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Tearing down a Kamal deployment completely involves orchestrating the removal of the kamal-proxy, app, and accessory containers while simultaneously logging out of the Docker registry.
Yes, component-level control allows surgical removal of specific components like individual accessories or the proxy container without executing a full teardown of the entire Kamal deployment.
The safest way to decommission Kamal staging environments is by scoping teardown actions to specific environments and utilizing safety guardrails that prompt for confirmation before destructive actions.
Yes, a full Kamal teardown requires logging out of the Docker registry as part of the structured removal process to prevent incomplete decommissioning and secure registry sessions.
Removing the kamal-proxy during deployment cleanup is required because it is one of the core containers managing traffic, and leaving it running would result in an incomplete Kamal teardown.
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