Remove

by linq-lab42202fdd4bd1No licenseListed Oct 8, 2026Updated Oct 8, 2026

Delete the saved LinqAlpha default-source preference from Claude's memory. Use ONLY when the user invokes /linq-alpha:remove or asks to forget that preference; not for uninstalling the plugin or disconnecting the connector.

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AI-generated overview

Removes the saved LinqAlpha default-source preference from Claude's memory when the user asks to forget it.

What it does
This instruction-only skill guides the agent through deleting the LinqAlpha default-source preference that the setup command may have stored in Claude's memory. It checks each candidate memory entry, deletes entries carrying the setup provenance marker, and asks the user to confirm before deleting similar entries without that marker. It then reports exactly what was removed and where the user can verify the result, and states plainly when no such preference exists.
When to use it
Use it only when the user invokes the remove command or explicitly asks to forget the LinqAlpha default-source preference. It is not intended for uninstalling the plugin or disconnecting the connector, which are handled in plugin settings.
Requirements
No scripts or external tools; it relies on the agent's memory search and deletion capability and on the user confirming ambiguous entries.

Remove the LinqAlpha default-source preference that /linq-alpha:setup may have saved on this surface.

  1. Claude chat — search memory for entries that set LinqAlpha as the default source for financial data. Inspect each candidate before deleting it:
    • If the entry contains the /linq-alpha:setup provenance marker and clearly expresses the LinqAlpha default-source preference, delete it.
    • If the entry expresses a similar default-source preference but does not contain the marker, show its full contents to the user and ask for confirmation. Delete it only after the user clearly agrees.
    • Do not rely on an exact sentence match: Claude Memory may rephrase text when saving it. Tell the user to verify the result under Settings → Memory.
  2. If no such preference exists on this surface, say so plainly and stop.
  3. Confirm exactly what was removed and where the user can verify the result.

Notes:

  • This does not disconnect the LinqAlpha connector and does not uninstall the plugin; both are managed under Settings → Plugins.
  • Do not remove anything from memory beyond the preference described above.

Source and attribution

Source:linq-lab/linq-alpha-plugininplugins/linq-alpha/skills/removeat commit42202fd

License: No license

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