/unpublish

name: unpublish
description: Remove your published entity from a write-scope repository and restore a private copy.

Unpublish an Entity

Read `evolve.config.yaml`. Select a write-scope repo and a published `{type}/{filename}` owned by `identity.user`. Ask which repo if ambiguous. Explain that unpublishing removes the current shared copy after pushing; it does not erase git history or copies already downloaded by subscribers.

Run:

python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/evolve-lite/unpublish/scripts/unpublish.py \
  --entity "{filename}" \
  --type "{type}" \
  --repo "{repo}" \
  --user "{identity.user}"

The script restores a private entity before removing the shared file. It refuses unknown or different owners, and refuses to overwrite an existing private mirror. If a mirror exists, compare the two and reconcile them with the user before retrying; do not delete either copy blindly.

Stage only the selected deletion and publish it:

git -C ".evolve/entities/subscribed/{repo}" add -- "{type}/{filename}"
git -C ".evolve/entities/subscribed/{repo}" commit -m "[evolve] unpublish: {filename}"
git -C ".evolve/entities/subscribed/{repo}" push origin "{branch}"

Use the configured branch (default `main`). For a rejected push follow the non-fast-forward recovery workflow in `/evolve-lite:publish`. Report success only after pushing. Retain the restored private copy on push failure.