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# Uninstall Kerno

#### 1. Remove the MCP entry

Edit your coding tool's MCP config file and delete the `kerno` server block.

#### 2. Stop the Kerno agent and remove its binaries

Run `kerno uninstall` in your terminal to stop the running agent and removes the downloaded agent runtime from your machine.

```bash
kerno uninstall
```

#### 3. Uninstall the CLI

Finally, remove the CLI package itself.

```bash
npm uninstall -g @kerno/cli
```

### Resources

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