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Hi, to completely remove humanlog, run these commands:

# remove the background service
humanlog service uninstall

# remove the database
rm -r ~/.state/humanlog/

# remove your config/settings
rm -r ~/.config/humanlog/

# remove the binary
rm $(which humanlog)

or as a one-liner:

humanlog service uninstall; rm -r ~/.state/humanlog/; rm -r ~/.config/humanlog/; rm $(which humanlog)

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