Disconnect & remove

Removing an environment is the mirror of connecting it: one command on the box to stop the connector, then delete the environment in the console to tear down its tunnel. Do both for a complete removal.

1. Disconnect the machine

On the box that's connected, run the installer with --uninstall:

curl -fsSL https://slipstreamcompute.com/install.sh | sh -s -- --uninstall

--disconnect is accepted as an alias. This runs cloudflared service uninstall, which stops and removes the background connector service (launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux) so it no longer runs or restarts on reboot. It needs sudo. If no connector was installed, the script says so and exits cleanly.

What it leaves behind: uninstall removes only the Slipstream connector service. The cloudflared binary itself, and SkyPilot (if you used deploy mode), stay installed and untouched.

2. Tear down the tunnel in the console

Disconnecting the box stops it from dialing out, but the environment's tunnel still exists on the Slipstream side. To remove it, open the environment at app.slipstreamcompute.com and click Delete. Confirm the prompt — this tears down the tunnel and removes the environment from your console.

3. (Optional) Remove leftover tooling

If you want the machine fully clean — i.e. you don't use cloudflared for anything else:

# macOS (installed via Homebrew) brew uninstall cloudflared # Linux (installed to /usr/local/bin by the script) sudo rm -f /usr/local/bin/cloudflared

If you used deploy mode and want SkyPilot gone too, remove it the way you'd remove any pipx tool (pipx uninstall skypilot) — Slipstream never manages it after install.

Reconnecting later

There's no lingering state to clean up first — just run the connect command again with a fresh token from the console.