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The command "husky uninstall" is used to remove the Husky Git hooks from a project. Husky is a tool that allows you to run scripts or commands automatically at specific times during the Git workflow. It is commonly used to enforce coding standards, run tests, or perform other tasks when committing or pushing code.

When you run "husky uninstall," it will remove the hooks created by Husky from your project's Git repository. These hooks can include pre-commit, pre-push, commit-msg, and other hooks that were set up using Husky.

Removing the Husky hooks can be useful if you no longer need the automated tasks or want to switch to a different hook management tool. It allows you to clean up the project and remove any undesired behavior triggered by the hooks.