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Update from code changes: built-in --uninstall command #6

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Expand Up @@ -64,7 +64,15 @@ Once commitdog is installed, run `commitdog setup` to configure your email and p
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<Accordion title="Uninstall commitdog">
To remove commitdog and its configuration from your machine, run the appropriate commands for your platform.
The recommended way to remove commitdog is the built-in uninstall command:

```bash
commitdog --uninstall
```

The command asks for confirmation, then removes the commitdog binary and its config directory from your machine. On Linux and macOS, it prompts for `sudo` if the binary requires elevated permissions to delete. If any step fails, commitdog prints the exact manual command to run instead.

If the binary is already gone or you prefer to remove everything by hand, run the commands for your platform:

<Tabs>
<Tab title="Linux / macOS">
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