Uninstall — Scape

To completely remove Scape from your Mac, follow these steps. Steps 1–3 cover the vast majority of what Scape writes to disk. The rest removes smaller residual files.

1. Delete the app

Drag Scape.app from /Applications (or wherever you installed it) to the Trash and empty it.

2. Remove the state directory

Scape stores all of its data — databases, config, sessions, license info, tools, attachments, and logs — in a single directory:

rm -rf ~/.scape

3. Clean up Claude Code config

Scape registers itself as an MCP server and installs hooks into Claude Code. Remove these entries:

MCP server — edit ~/.claude.json and remove the "scape" entry from the mcpServers object.
Hooks & statusline — check ~/.claude/*/settings.json files for hook entries and statusline config that reference Scape, and remove them.
Marketplace — remove ~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/fliptables-scape-marketplace/ if it exists.

4. Remove Application Support files

rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Scape
rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/FluidAudio

The FluidAudio directory contains speech-to-text model files. It's only present if you used voice input.

5. Remove caches

rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/Scape

6. Remove preferences

defaults delete work.scape.app

7. Remove Keychain items (optional)

Open Keychain Access, search for scape, and delete any matching items. These include integration tokens (Jira, Slack), SSH passwords, Backchannels encryption keys, and playbook secrets. They're sandboxed to Scape's access group and harmless to leave.

8. Remove Codex config (if applicable)

If you used Scape with Codex, edit ~/.codex/config.toml and remove the Scape managed block.

iCloud data

If you had iCloud sync enabled, the CloudKit container (iCloud.com.fliptables.scape) may retain data. Deleting the app and local data is sufficient — iCloud will eventually clean up orphaned records. To force immediate removal, go to System Settings → Apple Account → iCloud → Manage → Scape and delete the data.