Updates And Uninstall

These flows change the local installation, not just your current session.

Update

Use:

bash
grok update
grok update --list-backups
grok update --rollback latest

Important behavior:

  • updates keep local backups
  • rollback can use latest or an explicit backup path

Uninstall

Use:

bash
grok uninstall

What it removes:

  • binary and backups
  • config and runtime state under ~/.grok
  • saved sessions and local data
  • keyring entries
  • known shell PATH hooks

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