यन्त्रिक · Yantrik Labs

Yantrik Labs

where yantras are forged

kosh — the store for yantras

curl -fsSL https://yantriklabs.xyz/yantra.sh | sh

it asks first. Install it, update the one you already have, or simulate either and change nothing — or run kosh once in a sandbox that is gone when you close the window. The same line takes it all off again.

The six, and how to name one outright
  • install — the latest kosh into ~/.local/bin and the panel
  • rotate — update an installed kosh to the latest, and nothing else
  • uninstall — kosh, every yantra, the config, the residue
  • install, simulated — the same install, carried out on nothing
  • uninstall, simulated — what would go, removing none of it
  • run once, in a sandbox — no install; nothing survives it

no terminal to ask at — a CI runner, a cron job, an agent — and it prints the six and does none of them. Say which when you already know:

curl -fsSL https://yantriklabs.xyz/yantra.sh | sh -s -- uninstall

the verbs are install, rotate, install-dry, uninstall, uninstall-dry and try. All of it lands inside your home directory and none of it needs root.