Sumanshu Arora

# Cleanup Command The `cleanup` command removes deployed template containers and associated resources to free up system space. ## Usage ```bash mcpt cleanup [template_name] mcpt cleanup --all ``` ## Options - `--all`: Remove all deployed templates and resources - `-h, --help`: Show help message ## Arguments - `template_name` (optional): Specific template deployment to clean up ## Description This command performs cleanup operations to remove: - Stopped and running template containers - Associated Docker volumes and networks - Temporary files and configurations - Deployment metadata Use this command to: - Free up disk space - Remove old or unused deployments - Clean up after testing - Resolve deployment conflicts ## Examples Clean up specific template: ```bash mcpt cleanup my-github-server ``` Clean up all templates: ```bash mcpt cleanup --all ``` ## Behavior - **Specific cleanup**: Removes only the specified template deployment - **All cleanup**: Removes all template deployments created by mcp-template - **Safe operation**: Confirms before removing critical resources - **Thorough**: Cleans up containers, volumes, networks, and metadata ## Related Commands - [`list`](list.md) - See active deployments before cleanup - [`stop`](stop.md) - Stop templates before cleanup - [`deploy`](deploy.md) - Deploy new templates after cleanup