📄 docs: update CLI uninstall command and UI screenshots

docs/main/references/cli-commands.md

@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ positional arguments:
     start               Start Xircuits.
     install             Fetch and installs a library for Xircuits.
     fetch-only          Fetch a library for Xircuits. Does not install.
+    uninstall           Uninstall a component library for Xircuits.
     examples            Download examples for Xircuits.
     compile             Compile a Xircuits workflow file.
     list                List available component libraries for Xircuits.
@@ -62,6 +63,19 @@ xircuits fetch-only <component library name>
 
 ---
 
+### Uninstall Xircuits Component Library
+
+```bash
+xircuits uninstall <component library name>
+```
+
+* Uninstalls a previously installed component library from the `./xai_components/` directory.
+* Shows a success message when the library is removed.
+* If the library does not exist, a warning will be shown.
+* Core libraries such as `xai_utils` and `xai_events` are protected and cannot be uninstalled by default.
+
+---
+
 ### Download Xircuits Examples
 ```bash
 xircuits examples

docs/main/references/xircuits-interface/component-tray.md

@@ -70,6 +70,7 @@ Both local and remote libraries have their own context menus, accessible by clic
 2. **See Readme**: Opens the library's README file in a markdown viewer.
 3. **Show Example**: Opens an example file for the library.
 4. **Open Repository**: Opens the library's repository in a new tab.
+5. **Uninstall LIBNAME**: Removes the library from Xircuits after confirmation.
 
 Note: The availability of these options depends on the library's configuration in its `pyproject.toml` file.
 

docs/main/references/xircuits-interface/workflow-canvas.md

@@ -39,11 +39,12 @@ The Xircuits toolbar is displayed on top of every Xircuits canvas. From left to
 7. **Lock**: Locks all components in canvas. Locked components cannot be moved, linked-to nor deleted.
 8. **Log**: Open Xircuits log window.
 9. **Low Power Mode**: Toggle low power mode by disabling link animation.
-10. **Reload All Nodes**: Reloads all nodes in the canvas. 
-11. **Save**: Save current Xircuits canvas.
-12. **Compile**: Codegens a Python script based on current canvas. 
-13. **Save and Run**: Executes the generated Python script on the Python kernel based on Run Options.
-13. **Xircuits Run Options**
+10. **Toggle Light/Dark Mode**: Switches between light and dark themes.
+11. **Reload All Nodes**: Reloads all nodes in the canvas. 
+12. **Save**: Save current Xircuits canvas.
+13. **Compile**: Codegens a Python script based on current canvas. 
+14. **Save and Run**: Executes the generated Python script on the Python kernel based on Run Options.
+15. **Xircuits Run Options**
     - **Local Run**: Saves, compiles, and executes Xircuits canvas locally.
     - **Run w/o Compile**: Saves current canvas but does not compile the Python script. Executes Python script with the same filename as the .xircuits file.
     - **Remote Run**: Saves, compiles, then performs a cmd-based remote run. Used often for Spark Submit. For more information, read [Remote Run](remote-run).
@@ -85,7 +86,7 @@ You are able to modify `Parameter Components` (Literal nodes and Argument nodes)
 
 There are 2 types of links in Xircuits. 
 
-  1. **Flow Links:** They indicate the sequence of a Xircuits workflow. Flow links are blue line flows connecting ▶ ports which will turn solid yellow when highlighted. 
+  1. **Flow Links:** They indicate the sequence of a Xircuits workflow. Flow links are blue line flows connecting ▶ ports which will turn solid yellow when highlighted. You can drop a flow link anywhere on a target node to auto-connect to its main flow port.
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