teardown

Delete a deployment permanently. The URL will stop serving and return a 404.

This tool uses a two-step confirmation flow to prevent accidental deletion.

Annotations

Annotation	Value
readOnlyHint	false
destructiveHint	true
openWorldHint	true

Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
id	string	Yes	The deployment ID to delete
confirm	boolean	No	Set to true to confirm deletion. If omitted or false, returns a preview of what will be deleted without taking action.

Confirmation Flow

Calling teardown without confirm: true returns a preview:

You are about to permanently delete this deployment:

ID: dep_abc123
URL: https://my-site.based.page
Title: My Landing Page

This will permanently delete the live site at https://my-site.based.page.
This action cannot be undone. To proceed, call this tool again with confirm: true.

Only after calling teardown again with confirm: true is the deployment deleted.

Return Format

After confirmation:

Deployment deleted.

ID: dep_abc123
Deployment deleted successfully.

Example

User prompt:

"Take down my old landing page, I don't need it anymore"

What Claude does:

1. Calls teardown with the deployment ID (without confirm).
2. Shows the user which site will be deleted.
3. After the user agrees, calls teardown again with confirm: true.
4. Confirms the deployment has been deleted.

Notes

• This action is permanent. The live URL immediately returns 404. The slug becomes available for reuse.
• The deployment record is soft-deleted (kept for analytics), but the site is taken offline immediately.
• Abuse reports, if any, are retained for trust and safety purposes.
• Deleting a deployment frees up a slot on the free plan (which allows up to 5 active deployments).