v0.2.3

• Model sizes now come from the asset service's inventory. On some Macs, including macOS 27.0.1, the per-set status reported 0 for installed models, so off removed nothing. Diagnosed by Vlad Tulitu in #2.
• When off removes models, it also asks the asset service to remove sets whose asset folders still hold files.
• Releases are built from their tag by GitHub Actions and carry a build provenance attestation.

v0.2.2

• Homebrew now installs the prebuilt arm64 binary instead of compiling from source, so brew install omlahore/tap/removemacai no longer needs Xcode or the Command Line Tools.
• The release download now ships LICENSE and THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md, which carries the MIT license of pared, the project RemoveMacAI's asset-service interface and model catalog are built on.

Upgrade with brew upgrade removemacai. The one-line installer always fetches the latest release.

RemoveMacAI 0.2.1

• After deleting the models, RemoveMacAI no longer says the space is free straight away. Apple's asset service releases the models at once, but macOS deletes the files on its own schedule, so System Settings can keep counting them under Apple Intelligence for a while. The output, removemacai status and the README now say so.
• If Apple's asset service doesn't answer, RemoveMacAI now says the models were not deleted instead of finishing as if they were.

Checked on macOS 27.0 on Apple silicon with removemacai selftest, removemacai status and a dry run.

RemoveMacAI 0.2.0

One line now does everything:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/omlahore/RemoveMacAI/main/install.sh | bash

It shows what's switched on and how much space the models take, asks once, then turns Apple Intelligence off and deletes the models. Add -s revert to the same line to undo it.

• Running removemacai with no arguments now walks you through it.
• removemacai status has a cleaner layout.
• The README has a demo video, a GIF and answers to the common questions.

Tested on macOS 27.0 on Apple silicon.