Uninstalling

Relyagent gives you a few ways to stop AI clients from connecting — from a reversible deactivation that keeps all your data, to a full, permanent removal. This page covers both, plus how to just pause access without uninstalling anything.

Deactivate (reversible)

To turn Relyagent off, go to Setup → Addon Modules, find Relyagent, and click Deactivate. WHMCS confirms with:

Deactivation message

"Relyagent deactivated. Database tables preserved."

Deactivation removes the module's generated files (such as the hook loader), so the client-area and runtime feature stops. Your database tables are preserved on purpose — your audit log, connections and configuration all survive — so deactivating and later reactivating is lossless: everything comes back exactly as you left it.

Remove all data (irreversible)

If you want Relyagent gone entirely — audit log, connections and configuration — first deactivate it (above), then manually drop its database tables. Relyagent's tables are all named with the mod_relyagent_* prefix, so drop every table matching mod_relyagent_* using your database tool (such as phpMyAdmin).

This cannot be undone

Dropping the mod_relyagent_* tables permanently deletes your audit log, all connections and their configuration — and the stored OAuth connection secrets, so any AI client that was still configured will simply stop connecting. There is no undo — export anything you want to keep (for example, the audit log CSV) beforehand.

Temporarily disable instead

If your goal is simply to stop AI clients from connecting for a while — not to uninstall — you have lighter options that leave the module in place:

• Turn off the master switch. Go to Addons → Relyagent → Settings → MCP Settings → AI Client Connections and turn off Allow AI clients to connect. No connection can be used while it's off, and you can turn it back on instantly.
• Revoke specific connections. Under Addons → Relyagent → MCP Clients, use Revoke on individual connections to cut off just those clients while leaving others working.

Pause, don't uninstall

These options are the right choice for maintenance windows or a short break — they keep all your configuration and history intact and are reversible in one click.

Related pages

• Installation — reactivate and pick up where you left off
• Licensing — what an active license controls