This document provides complete instructions for uninstalling the Continuity plugin from OpenClaw.
# 1. Disable the plugin
openclaw plugins disable continuity
# 2. Remove the plugin directory (if installed from path)
rm -rf ~/.openclaw/extensions/continuity
# 3. Remove plugin data (optional - see below)
rm -rf ~/.openclaw/continuity
# 4. Restart OpenClaw
openclaw gateway restartDisable the plugin in the OpenClaw configuration:
# Using CLI
openclaw plugins disable continuity
# Or manually edit ~/.openclaw/config.yaml and set:
# plugins:
# entries:
# continuity:
# enabled: falseDelete the plugin directory (if you want complete removal):
# For path-linked plugins
rm -rf ~/.openclaw/extensions/continuity
# Or if you used --link during install, remove from the linked path
rm -rf /path/to/your/continuity-pluginIf you want to keep your action history for future reference:
# Archive instead of delete
mv ~/.openclaw/continuity ~/archived-continuity-$(date +%Y%m%d)If you want to completely remove all data:
# Remove all continuity data
rm -rf ~/.openclaw/continuity
# Or remove just the current logs, keeping backups
rm ~/.openclaw/continuity/action-stream-*.jsonl
rm ~/.openclaw/continuity/.state.json
rm ~/.openclaw/continuity/COMPACTION_MANIFEST.json# Check plugin list
openclaw plugins list
# Verify continuity shows as "disabled"
openclaw plugins info continuity# Restart the gateway
openclaw gateway restart
# Or if using systemd
sudo systemctl restart openclawIf you accidentally committed continuity data to git:
# Add to .gitignore (if not already)
echo ".openclaw/continuity/" >> .gitignore
echo "action-stream*.jsonl" >> .gitignore
# Remove from git history (destructive - requires force push)
git filter-branch --force --index-filter \
'git rm --cached --ignore-unmatch -r .openclaw/continuity/' HEAD
# Or use BFG Repo-Cleaner (recommended for large repos)
bfg --delete-folders .openclaw/continuityrm -rf ~/.openclaw/continuityResult: All continuity data is permanently deleted.
# Create archive
mkdir -p ~/archives
tar czf ~/archives/continuity-$(date +%Y%m%d).tar.gz ~/.openclaw/continuity/
# Remove live data
rm -rf ~/.openclaw/continuityResult: Compressed archive kept for records, live data removed.
# Export to searchable format
mkdir -p ~/exports
cat ~/.openclaw/continuity/action-stream-*.jsonl > ~/exports/continuity-export-$(date +%Y%m%d).jsonl
# Remove live data
rm -rf ~/.openclaw/continuityResult: Single JSONL file with all actions, live data removed.
# Check current status
openclaw plugins info continuity
# Ensure it's disabled
openclaw plugins disable continuity
# Clear plugin cache if needed
rm -rf ~/.openclaw/.plugin-cache/# Use sudo for extensions directory if needed
sudo rm -rf ~/.openclaw/extensions/continuity
# Fix permissions on user data
sudo chown -R $(whoami) ~/.openclaw/continuity
rm -rf ~/.openclaw/continuityCheck for configuration references:
# View current config
openclaw gateway config.get | grep -A5 continuity
# Or manually edit ~/.openclaw/config.yaml and remove the continuity entry under plugins.entriesIf you want to reinstall the continuity plugin later:
# 1. Install the plugin from the directory
openclaw plugins install /path/to/continuity-plugin
# 2. Enable the plugin (it should auto-enable, but just in case)
openclaw plugins enable continuity
# 3. If you have archived data, restore it
mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/continuity
tar xzf ~/archives/continuity-YYYYMMDD.tar.gz -C ~/.openclaw/
# 4. Restart
openclaw gateway restart- Review the README.md for more information
- Check OpenClaw plugin documentation
- Open an issue on the continuity plugin repository
Note: Uninstalling the plugin does not affect OpenClaw's core functionality. The system will continue to operate normally without continuity logging.