Dragging to Trash leaves behind LaunchAgents, ~/.openclaw/, Library caches, and legacy ClawdBot / MoltBot data. Here's how PIDKill removes everything.
Switch to the Uninstall tab. PIDKill scans /Applications, ~/Applications, Homebrew, npm, and pip. Find "OpenClaw" in the list — you'll see both the App and the npm global package. The green dot means it's currently running.
Click OpenClaw. PIDKill scans 12+ Library subdirectories, dotfiles, LaunchAgents, and XDG config paths. It also detects legacy ClawdBot and MoltBot directories. Every file is shown with category, path, and size.
PIDKill detects OpenClaw is still running. It asks you to quit the app first. Click "Quit and Delete" — PIDKill terminates the process, then proceeds with removal.
PIDKill shows a final confirmation with the total file count and size. Because it's over 500 MB, you'll see a large-file warning. LaunchAgent files require admin password via macOS native dialog.
After removal, PIDKill shows a special tip for OpenClaw users. It detects the app name (including ClawdBot / MoltBot) and reminds you to revoke OAuth tokens that live on third-party servers.
PIDKill removes ~90% of OpenClaw data. The remaining ~10% lives on external servers or in edge-case configurations that no local tool can automatically handle.
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