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Removal is five parts: clear the in-chat connection, take the plugin out of your harness, sign out of every local profile, remove the command line tool, and delete anything a session left on disk.
1

Clear the in-chat connection

Do this while the plugin is still installed, so your harness can find the credential it holds for in-chat commands.
In a chat, open /mcp, select Nito, and choose Clear authentication.
2

Remove the plugin

3

Sign out of every profile

The command line tool keeps a credential per profile. Open ~/.nito/agent-profiles.json, note each name under profiles, and sign out of each one, including the active profile. A bare nito agent logout signs out only the active profile.
Keep the profile file until every logout succeeds. It holds the identifiers the tool needs to remove each keychain entry and revoke each grant.
4

Remove the command line tool

If you installed the binary another way, it lives at ~/.local/bin/nito by default (on Windows, %LOCALAPPDATA%\Nito\bin\nito.exe). Remove that file.
5

Delete local profiles and session data

A session keeps prompt history and transcripts in a dedicated Nito profile directory, and the steps above leave your local profiles and preferences in place. Remove them separately:
Deletion is permanent and ~/.nito can hold more than one named environment, so check what is there first. Skip this step to keep the record of work you did inside a session.
These five steps remove Nito from your machine. Your Nito account and any billing carry on as they are; manage those from your account in the browser, see Billing.

Update

Keep the tool and the plugin current.

Troubleshooting

Symptom-first fixes when something is not working.