remove-tool

To permanently delete a Pixie tool, the remove-tool Skill identifies the target under tools/, stops any running process, deletes the folder, .venv, data, and configuration, then verifies completion. Explicit confirmation is required before any destructive action occurs.

Safe cleanup of a Pixie tool requires reading a kill file, stopping any running process, and obtaining explicit user confirmation before removing the folder, virtual environment, and configuration. This prevents partial deletion and ensures no traces remain.

Yes, the Pixie tool removal process implements a strict safe shutdown workflow that stops any running tool process before deleting the folder and data, ensuring a clean removal without leaving active orphaned processes behind.

No, permanent cleanup of a Pixie tool removes the folder, .venv, data, and configuration entirely with no recovery option. The workflow requires explicit user confirmation specifically because the deletion is irreversible.

You need to permanently remove a tool under the tools/ directory when permanent cleanup is required and no recovery is needed. This applies to full removal of the tool's folder, virtual environment, data, and configuration traces.

Pre-flight safeguards for deleting a Pixie tool include reading a kill file and requiring explicit user confirmation before initiating any deletion. These steps ensure the destructive removal of the folder and data is intentional.