`plugin uninstall`

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A Claude Code CLI flag, read out of the shipped bundle. No mined inventory carries it: everything below comes from what this site has written about it.

Plugin commands now explain refusals for built-ins and org-locked plugins instead of acting oddly.

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Written about v2.1.239 first named in a changelog, 21 Aug 2026

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Releases whose published page names plugin uninstall.

v2.1.283 25 Sep 2026
Plugin install and uninstall now stop if the install records cannot be read
claude plugin install and claude plugin uninstall now fail with install_records_unreadable instead of going ahead when their records are unreadable

named in this entry
v2.1.239 21 Aug 2026
Plugin commands explain why a plugin cannot be toggled
Plugin commands now explain refusals for built-ins and org-locked plugins instead of acting oddly.

named in this entry

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Names beside it

Every CLI flag in the inventory starting plugin, up to twelve of them.

plugin never mined
Telemetry values now pass through marker helpers that declare them safe; nothing sent actually changed.
plugin configure never mined
New claude plugin configure <plugin> shows a plugin's options, or saves values piped in as JSON with --values-stdin
plugin details never mined
Plugin subcommand descriptions come from the shared table that also hides early-access entries.
plugin disable never mined
Plugin commands now explain refusals for built-ins and org-locked plugins instead of acting oddly.
plugin disable-all never mined
Plugin disable, disable-all, and update commands gain --json output alongside other plugin commands
plugin enable never mined
Plugin subcommand descriptions come from the shared table that also hides early-access entries.
plugin eval never mined
Plugin eval now writes report.html and publishes it to claude.ai unless you pass --no-publish.
plugin eval init never mined
Eval scaffolding refuses to create files outside a plugin or skill folder unless you pass --eval-dir.
plugin init never mined
The check at the end of claude plugin init now warns, rather than failing, when a name cannot be recorded
plugin install never mined
Plugin install and update take -y to skip the command confirmation, but not inside a session.
plugin install <plugin>@<name> never mined
No description from anybody.
plugin list never mined
claude plugin list now groups plugins by scope, including a "Synced from claude.ai" section.

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