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…one when nothing is routed
These are two prerequisites for agentop uninstall.
- removeServiceReport is removeService without the printing. It returns
three errors:
- the unload failure;
- the unit-removal failure (after which it stops);
- the stamp-removal failure (a missing stamp is not one).
uninstall needs the unload failure in order to say a job is still
loaded. removeService now wraps it and prints exactly what it printed
before, so `agentop service uninstall` is unchanged.
- applyClaudeCodeDisable returns early when no managed key is present.
Before, it rewrote settings.json, creating `{}` where there was no file,
and deleted the state record. `configure claude-code disable` never
reached that path, because it returns "Nothing to do" first.
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`agentop doctor` checks this machine's Cortex install and changes nothing. It runs every setup step's plan read-only, in setup's order, and draws the same checklist: - ✓ the step has nothing to do; - ! advice, which leaves the exit status alone; - ✗ a failure, always followed by a `fix:` line. A failure is a plan problem or a change setup would still make, and its fix is usually `agentop setup`. The fix keeps --claude-code, --no-service and --restart where they apply, so following it does not undo a choice the user made. Doctor also checks what the spec's doctor column names that the plans do not: - agentop and cortex report the same version; - which agentop wins on PATH (`!`); - the TLS bridge is enabled (`!`); - the CA: ca.crt and bundle.crt exist, and a `!` when 30 days or fewer are left; - the proxy answers /healthz. A done service plan alone is not trusted. /readyz is checked too (`!` "plugins not ready"); - the CA files Claude Code's settings point at exist; - python3 is present when cortex-session-dump is installed; - on macOS, when Claude Code is routed: whether the login keychain holds this CA. It matches the certificate's SHA-256, not its name, because every CA Cortex mints has the same name. Claude Code counts as routed only when Cortex routed it: its state record exists, or HTTPS_PROXY equals the proxy enable would write from the config. A user's own corporate proxy is not Cortex's. A background-only install (no unit, with a live proxy.pid proxy) is checked as --no-service, so a healthy `setup --no-service` reads clean. Exit status: 0 nothing to fix, 1 at least one ✗, 2 usage. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
`agentop uninstall` removes what setup installed, working from what is on disk rather than from a record of the install. It asks once, `[y/N]`, where an empty answer means no; --yes skips the question. With no terminal and no --yes it changes nothing and exits 3. What it removes, in order, and only what Cortex wrote: 1. **Claude Code routing.** Uninstall unroutes the settings file Cortex's record names. ~/.claude/settings.json is touched only when its HTTPS_PROXY is Cortex's, so a corporate proxy there survives. A leftover record with nothing routed is deleted. 2. **IBM Bob's proxy and the bob shell function**, through their existing disable logic. An edited bob shell block is left alone and reported. 3. **The service, or a background proxy.** On launchd the step waits out the bootout. If the job is still loaded afterwards, uninstall says so and gives the by-hand commands. 4. **The marked PATH lines.** Uninstall keeps them when ~/.local/bin also holds other tools (Claude Code's native `claude` lives there) and says why. An edited block is left alone and reported. 5. **agentop, cortex and cortex-session-dump**, plus the pre-rename abctl and authbridge-proxy, but only when their bytes carry Cortex's module path. 6. **~/.cortex**, only with --purge, and the plan line says it holds the usage history. Uninstall decides every removal before running any of them, because --purge removes the record and config the routing check reads. It is best-effort. A failed row is a ✗ with a `fix:` line, the rest still run, and the ending lists what was left behind (exit 1). No `fix:` line prints a value from Claude Code's record, since a proxy URL can carry a password. On a terminal, each row shows a spinner and says what a long wait is for. Ctrl-C lets the running row finish, lists the skipped ones and restores the cursor. At the prompt, Ctrl-C counts as no. Setup's ending now says `Undo any time: agentop uninstall` (not after --install-only). Doctor changes that come with this: - It resolves Claude Code's settings file the same way uninstall does, so a project-routed setup is not reported as a global ✗. - Its ✗ PATH adds the `export PATH=…` line for --no-modify-path users. Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds ChangesAgentop doctor
Agentop uninstall
Setup undo and settings behavior
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor Operator
participant runUninstall
participant RemovalPlan
participant RemovalOperations
Operator->>runUninstall: invoke with flags
runUninstall->>RemovalPlan: plan removals
runUninstall->>Operator: show plan and request confirmation
Operator->>runUninstall: confirm or decline
runUninstall->>RemovalOperations: apply confirmed removals
RemovalOperations-->>runUninstall: results and remaining items
runUninstall-->>Operator: report status and remedies
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new doctor and uninstall commands work in common cases. Three edge cases remain. Doctor can hang on a locked keychain. Uninstall shows a confusing failure for a Bob proxy it cannot confirm as Cortex's. When the Cortex config is unreadable, uninstall can leave OpenCode pointing at the stopped proxy. The PR is mergeable with follow-up fixes for these cases. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new uninstall flow requires consent and preserves configuration by default, but it can overwrite routing settings changed after setup and continue deleting dependencies after teardown problems. These risks are primarily confined to the operator’s local installation and affected client sessions. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @cmd/agentop/cmd_doctor.go:
- Line 310: Update keychainHolds to run the security certificate lookup with
exec.CommandContext and a short-lived context timeout, cancelling the context
when the call completes. Add the required context import and preserve the
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Review comments at @cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall.go:
- Around line 499-511: Update planUnrouteBob to detect bobUnknown before
creating the removal row. Return a “leave” row with a clear reason that the
unreadable Cortex config prevents confirming ownership and a manual remedy for
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| // mints has the same name, so after a re-mint the old one still matches by name; | ||
| // security's SHA-256 of each match is compared with crt's instead. | ||
| func keychainHolds(keychain string, crt *x509.Certificate) bool { | ||
| out, err := exec.Command("security", "find-certificate", "-a", "-Z", "-c", bobCACommonName, keychain).Output() //nolint:gosec // a fixed command on our own keychain path |
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Bound the security find-certificate call with a context timeout.
keychainHolds calls exec.Command with no deadline. If security blocks, agentop doctor hangs. For example, a locked keychain can make security wait on a prompt. golangci-lint also reports noctx on this line. If CI runs lint, that report can fail the build. Use exec.CommandContext with a short timeout.
Proposed fix
- out, err := exec.Command("security", "find-certificate", "-a", "-Z", "-c", bobCACommonName, keychain).Output() //nolint:gosec // a fixed command on our own keychain path
+ ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 5*time.Second)
+ defer cancel()
+ out, err := exec.CommandContext(ctx, "security", "find-certificate", "-a", "-Z", "-c", bobCACommonName, keychain).Output() //nolint:gosec // a fixed command on our own keychain pathAdd "context" to the imports.
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| wantProxy, caPath := bobWanted(env.configPath(), env.home) | ||
| if !isString || bobOwns(val, wantProxy) == bobNotOurs { | ||
| return removal{}, false | ||
| } | ||
| cfg := env.configPath() | ||
| return removal{ | ||
| label: "unrouted", | ||
| item: checklist.Item{Verb: "unroute", What: "IBM Bob", Where: env.tilde(settings)}, | ||
| fix: remedy{agentop: "agentop configure bob disable", byHand: "remove \"" + bobProxyKey + "\" from " + env.tilde(settings)}, | ||
| run: func(*checklist.Running) (string, []string, error) { | ||
| var out, errb bytes.Buffer | ||
| if bobDisable(settings, cfg, wantProxy, caPath, true, &out, &errb) != 0 { | ||
| return "", []string{env.tilde(settings)}, errors.New(lastLineOf(errb.String(), out.String())) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Plan the "cannot confirm" Bob case as a non-removal row. Do not let it fail with a sentence fragment.
planUnrouteBob skips only bobNotOurs, so it also plans a removal for bobUnknown. That is the case where Bob's http.proxy is a loopback HTTP URL and the Cortex config cannot be read, for example after the user deleted ~/.cortex by hand.
The run then calls bobDisable(..., yes=true, ...). For bobUnknown, bobDisable always refuses under yes and returns 1, so this row always fails. Uninstall also passes yes=true after an interactive "y", so the user's consent does not change the result.
lastLineOf takes the last line of a multi-line refusal. The ✗ reason is therefore "decide, or pass --config with a readable Cortex config.", which is the end of a sentence and does not explain itself. The uninstall then exits 1 with a confusing reason.
Detect bobUnknown when planning. Emit a "leave" row, as planRemoveBobShell does for an edited block. In that row, give the reason (the config is unreadable, so this proxy is not confirmed as Cortex's) and the remedy by hand.
Proposed fix
val, isString := doc[bobProxyKey].(string)
wantProxy, caPath := bobWanted(env.configPath(), env.home)
- if !isString || bobOwns(val, wantProxy) == bobNotOurs {
+ owns := bobOwns(val, wantProxy)
+ if !isString || owns == bobNotOurs {
return removal{}, false
}
+ if owns == bobUnknown {
+ where := env.tilde(settings)
+ return removal{
+ label: "unrouted",
+ item: checklist.Item{Verb: "leave", What: "IBM Bob", Where: where + " (cannot confirm it is Cortex's)"},
+ run: func(*checklist.Running) (string, []string, error) {
+ return "IBM Bob's " + bobProxyKey + " cannot be confirmed as Cortex's: " + env.tilde(env.configPath()) + " is not readable; left as it is",
+ []string{"IBM Bob's \"" + bobProxyKey + "\" in " + where + " — remove it if it is Cortex's"}, nil
+ },
+ }, true
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| wantProxy, caPath := bobWanted(env.configPath(), env.home) | |
| if !isString || bobOwns(val, wantProxy) == bobNotOurs { | |
| return removal{}, false | |
| } | |
| cfg := env.configPath() | |
| return removal{ | |
| label: "unrouted", | |
| item: checklist.Item{Verb: "unroute", What: "IBM Bob", Where: env.tilde(settings)}, | |
| fix: remedy{agentop: "agentop configure bob disable", byHand: "remove \"" + bobProxyKey + "\" from " + env.tilde(settings)}, | |
| run: func(*checklist.Running) (string, []string, error) { | |
| var out, errb bytes.Buffer | |
| if bobDisable(settings, cfg, wantProxy, caPath, true, &out, &errb) != 0 { | |
| return "", []string{env.tilde(settings)}, errors.New(lastLineOf(errb.String(), out.String())) | |
| wantProxy, caPath := bobWanted(env.configPath(), env.home) | |
| owns := bobOwns(val, wantProxy) | |
| if !isString || owns == bobNotOurs { | |
| return removal{}, false | |
| } | |
| if owns == bobUnknown { | |
| where := env.tilde(settings) | |
| return removal{ | |
| label: "unrouted", | |
| item: checklist.Item{Verb: "leave", What: "IBM Bob", Where: where + " (cannot confirm it is Cortex's)"}, | |
| run: func(*checklist.Running) (string, []string, error) { | |
| return "IBM Bob's " + bobProxyKey + " cannot be confirmed as Cortex's: " + env.tilde(env.configPath()) + " is not readable; left as it is", | |
| []string{"IBM Bob's \"" + bobProxyKey + "\" in " + where + " — remove it if it is Cortex's"}, nil | |
| }, | |
| }, true | |
| } | |
| cfg := env.configPath() | |
| return removal{ | |
| label: "unrouted", | |
| item: checklist.Item{Verb: "unroute", What: "IBM Bob", Where: env.tilde(settings)}, | |
| fix: remedy{agentop: "agentop configure bob disable", byHand: "remove \"" + bobProxyKey + "\" from " + env.tilde(settings)}, | |
| run: func(*checklist.Running) (string, []string, error) { | |
| var out, errb bytes.Buffer | |
| if bobDisable(settings, cfg, wantProxy, caPath, true, &out, &errb) != 0 { | |
| return "", []string{env.tilde(settings)}, errors.New(lastLineOf(errb.String(), out.String())) |
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Review comment at @cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall.go around lines 499 - 511:
Update planUnrouteBob to detect bobUnknown before creating the removal row.
Return a “leave” row with a clear reason that the unreadable Cortex config
prevents confirming ownership and a manual remedy for the proxy; do not call
bobDisable for this case. Follow the existing leave-row pattern in
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Fixes review: an already-expired CA was advice, so doctor said "Nothing to fix." and exited 0 Files: - cmd/agentop/cmd_doctor.go - cmd/agentop/cmd_doctor_test.go - cmd/agentop/cmd_doctor_checks_test.go Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: backgroundOnly needed a live pid, so a stopped --no-service proxy got "agentop setup", which installs a service Files: - cmd/agentop/cmd_doctor_checks.go - cmd/agentop/cmd_doctor_checks_test.go Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: --purge ran after a failed Claude Code unroute, deleting the record its fix line restores from and the CA the settings still name Files: - cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall.go - cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall_test.go Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: uninstall left OpenCode's service environment on Cortex's proxy, removed agentop, its off switch, and still reported Uninstalled Files: - cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall.go - cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall_test.go - cmd/agentop/cmd_opencode_test.go Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
Fixes review: the purge comments said a re-run reads ~/.cortex, but the binaries row has usually removed agentop by then Files: - cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall.go - cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall_test.go Assisted-By: Claude (Anthropic AI) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Hai Huang <huang195@gmail.com>
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Review comments at @cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall.go:
- Around line 508-518: Update the OpenCode removal planning flow around
`wantedFromConfig` and `planOpenCodeDisable` so a config-loading failure with an
existing state file keeps a manual-inspection row and prevents automatic
environment changes. Treat ownership as unknown in this case; do not infer
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| want := map[string]string{} | ||
| if w, _, err := wantedFromConfig(env.configPath()); err == nil { | ||
| want = openCodeValues(w) | ||
| } | ||
| // The CLI is judged by Cortex's values, as runOpenCode has it judged. | ||
| openCodeCLIWant = want | ||
| defer func() { openCodeCLIWant = nil }() | ||
| pl, planErr := planOpenCodeDisable(bin, state, want) | ||
| if (planErr != nil && !fileExists(state)) || (planErr == nil && len(pl.present) == 0) { | ||
| return removal{}, false | ||
| } |
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Keep an OpenCode manual-removal row when Cortex config is unreadable.
With an empty want, openCodeIsOurs can miss a custom proxy URL and CA paths outside its hard-coded patterns. If the service environment is readable but no values match, planUnrouteOpenCode omits the row despite an existing state file. Uninstall can then stop Cortex while OpenCode retains a proxy URL to the stopped service. The state file records prior values; it does not establish current ownership.
When config loading fails and the state file exists, treat ownership as unknown. Keep a manual-inspection row and do not change the service environment automatically.
Suggested fix
want := map[string]string{}
+ var configErr error
if w, _, err := wantedFromConfig(env.configPath()); err == nil {
want = openCodeValues(w)
+ } else {
+ configErr = err
}
// The CLI is judged by Cortex's values, as runOpenCode has it judged.
openCodeCLIWant = want
defer func() { openCodeCLIWant = nil }()
pl, planErr := planOpenCodeDisable(bin, state, want)
+ if configErr != nil && planErr == nil && fileExists(state) {
+ planErr = configErr
+ }
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| want := map[string]string{} | |
| if w, _, err := wantedFromConfig(env.configPath()); err == nil { | |
| want = openCodeValues(w) | |
| } | |
| // The CLI is judged by Cortex's values, as runOpenCode has it judged. | |
| openCodeCLIWant = want | |
| defer func() { openCodeCLIWant = nil }() | |
| pl, planErr := planOpenCodeDisable(bin, state, want) | |
| if (planErr != nil && !fileExists(state)) || (planErr == nil && len(pl.present) == 0) { | |
| return removal{}, false | |
| } | |
| want := map[string]string{} | |
| var configErr error | |
| if w, _, err := wantedFromConfig(env.configPath()); err == nil { | |
| want = openCodeValues(w) | |
| } else { | |
| configErr = err | |
| } | |
| // The CLI is judged by Cortex's values, as runOpenCode has it judged. | |
| openCodeCLIWant = want | |
| defer func() { openCodeCLIWant = nil }() | |
| pl, planErr := planOpenCodeDisable(bin, state, want) | |
| if configErr != nil && planErr == nil && fileExists(state) { | |
| planErr = configErr | |
| } | |
| if (planErr != nil && !fileExists(state)) || (planErr == nil && len(pl.present) == 0) { | |
| return removal{}, false | |
| } |
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Review comment at @cmd/agentop/cmd_uninstall.go around lines 508 - 518:
Update the OpenCode removal planning flow around `wantedFromConfig` and
`planOpenCodeDisable` so a config-loading failure with an existing state file
keeps a manual-inspection row and prevents automatic environment changes. Treat
ownership as unknown in this case; do not infer current ownership from the state
file or an empty `want`.
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Summary
No must-fix issues. This is an exceptionally well-constructed PR — the plan-then-apply ordering, the ownership checks before deletion, and the "never print a recorded value" discipline are all the right calls for a command whose job is to delete things.
Areas reviewed: Go (new doctor/uninstall commands, plus the refactors to cmd_service.go, cmd_claudecode.go, cmd_setup.go), tests, CLI UX, security.
Commits: 8, all DCO-signed, imperative mood, conventional prefixes.
CI: all 27 checks passing (CodeQL, Trivy, Bandit, golangci-lint, DCO, module-graph tidy).
Tests: ~2580 added test lines against ~1460 source lines; 60 new test functions. All 6 t.Skip calls are platform or root-privilege guards with stated reasons — no hidden skips.
What holds up well
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Plan-then-apply ordering is correct.
planUninstallreads every removal's inputs before any of them runs, because--purgedeletes the record and config that the routing check needs. TheunlessFailedflag on the purge row correctly keeps~/.cortexwhen an earlier removal failed and its fix still needs the record. -
Ownership checks before deletion.
cortexsOwn/isOurStaleBinarymatch the module path in the binary's bytes rather than trusting the filename, so a stranger'sabctlsurvives.planRemovePATHkeeps the PATH lines when~/.local/binstill holds non-Cortex tools, and says why rather than silently keeping them. -
Non-Cortex config survives. The
applyClaudeCodeDisableearly return onlen(pl.present) == 0is the right fix — without it, disable would create asettings.jsonwhere there was none, back up and rewrite a file holding none of the keys, and delete the record.cortexProxyInmeans a corporateHTTPS_PROXYis never mistaken for Cortex's. -
The
removeServiceReportrefactor is behavior-preserving. Checked line by line against the oldremoveService: same early return on the unit-file error, sameIsNotExisttolerance on the stamp file, with only the printing moved to the caller. -
Signal handling. Catching SIGINT rather than dying of it means the deferred
ui.Close()runs and the cursor the spinner hid is restored — and it is tested through both a real SIGINT and the injected seam, which is more than most code in this area gets. -
Credentials stay out of the terminal.
unrouteByHandandopenCodeByHanddeliberately name keys and never values, withTestUninstallFixNeverPrintsARecordedValueenforcing it. Right instinct: what a terminal prints gets pasted into issues and shipped to log collectors.
Two observations, neither blocking
proxyRunning's sandbox-blind fallback (setup_probe.go:224). When ps cannot answer, it returns the pid as a live proxy. Combined with planStopService, uninstall will signal whatever pid sits in a stale proxy.pid on such a system — and the pid is read at plan time, then not re-checked before the kill. You list this under "Deferred from review"; I would rank it the highest-value item on that list, because it is the only deferred item that can signal an unrelated process rather than merely reporting something awkwardly.
The planClaudeCodeEnable refusal text. Pre-existing from PR 1, and correctly scoped out of this PR — but doctor's ✗ routed line adds a third call site, so it slightly widens the exposure. Worth taking as the small follow-up you describe.
Note on the PR body
The self-disclosure here is unusually thorough — the "Left for later" section lists more real issues than most reviews would surface, including several I independently reached before reading it. That makes the whole change set much easier to trust, and it is the reason this review is short: the hard thinking is already written down.
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What
This is PR 3 of 4 in the laptop-installer redesign. #1227 split out the install seams, and #1245 added
agentop setup. This PR adds the two commands that complete that set:agentop doctorchecks the install and changes nothing.agentop uninstallremoves what setup installed.Setup's ending now says
Undo any time: agentop uninstall. PR 4 will switchinstall.shandmake dev-installover tosetup.agentop doctorDoctor runs every setup step's plan read-only, in setup's order. Each plan becomes one line:
✓: nothing to do.!: advice. It does not change the exit status.✗: a failure, always followed by afix:line. The fix is usuallyagentop setup, with--claude-code,--no-serviceor--restartkept where they apply.It also checks the things the plans don't:
agentopcomes first on PATH;ca.crtandbundle.crtexist, with a!when 30 days or fewer are left;/healthz, and/readyzshows whether plugins are ready;python3is present whencortex-session-dumpis installed;Claude Code counts as routed only when Cortex routed it: either its record exists, or
HTTPS_PROXYequals Cortex's proxy. Doctor checks the settings file named in that record, which may be a project file. A user's own corporate proxy is never Cortex's.Exit status: 0 means nothing to fix, 1 means at least one
✗, 2 means a usage error.agentop uninstallUninstall works from what is on disk, not from a record of the install. It asks once,
[y/N], and an empty answer means no.--yesskips the question. With no terminal and no--yes, it changes nothing and exits 3.It removes these, in order, and only what Cortex wrote:
~/.claude/settings.jsonsurvives.~/.local/binalso holds other tools (Claude Code's nativeclaudelives there), and uninstall says why.agentop,cortexandcortex-session-dump, plus the pre-renameabctlandauthbridge-proxywhen their bytes carry Cortex's module path.~/.cortex: only with--purge. The plan line says it holds the usage history.Every removal is decided before any of them runs, because
--purgedeletes the record and config the routing check needs.It is best-effort:
✗with afix:line, and the rest still run.fix:line prints a value from Claude Code's record, because a proxy URL can carry a password.Testing
From
cmd/agentop:From the repo root, also run
sh scripts/install_test.sh.I also ran the module's tests on Linux, in a
golang:1.26container (podman run --init, uid 1000,GOWORK=off). Two tests fail there and also fail onmain, because the container lackssystemctlandlsof. The tests run every command against a fake HOME, with the supervisor,lsof,ssandsecuritystubbed through PATH. Uninstall's test helper refuses to run unless HOME is the scene's temp dir.The scene tests cover:
--purge;Left for later
Known, not fixed here:
planClaudeCodeEnable's refusal text, from PR 1, prints the user's ownHTTPS_PROXYvalue, which could contain credentials. It shows inconfigure claude-code enable, in setup's refusal, and now in doctor's✗ routedline. The fix is to name the key and not the value; that is a small follow-up.Minor, deferred:
✗until doctor is run again. The keychain check proves the certificate is present, not that it is trusted.HTTPS_PROXY, the record logic indisableremoves that value. This behaviour is unchanged from PR 1.--purge.bobDisable's refusal text.Deferred from review:
service stopgives one.bobUntrustNoteand prints no keychain undo for Claude Code;--purgedeletes theca.crtthatremove-trusted-certtakes.configure claude-code disablereturns before deleting it.pscannot answer, uninstall stops the pid in a staleproxy.pid; the pid is read before the prompt and not re-checked.agentop,cortexandcortex-session-dumpare removed by name, with no ownership check.cortexsOwncounts.new,.bakand.agentop-setup-*leftovers as Cortex's, and uninstall does not remove them.bundle.crtis a ✗ that--restartcannot clear.--purge(CodeRabbit'sleave-row fix).opencode service get envunparseable, the OpenCode row fails on every run, and its fix lines do not name the record.backgroundOnlyreads a staleproxy.pidas a--no-serviceinstall;service installkeeps a stale one andservice uninstallnever removes it.keychainHoldsrunssecuritywith no timeout (CodeRabbit).checkCA's andplanUninstall's doc comments do not mention the expired-CA ✗ and OpenCode's plan-time reads.doctor.--purgeskip after a failure, or the expired-CA ✗; its trailer is not CLAUDE.md'sAssisted-Byform.Assisted-By: Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
agentop doctorto check installation health, identify configuration issues, and suggest fixes, including checks for routing, certificates, service readiness, and required tools.agentop uninstall, with confirmation, optional complete cleanup, and guidance when removal steps fail.agentop uninstallfor undoing changes.