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  • Verify the Asymptote GitHub App is installed on the target repository.
  • Check that webhook deliveries are succeeding under your GitHub App settings → Recent Deliveries.
  • Confirm the ASYMPTOTE_API_KEY secret is set in your repository under Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions.
  • Confirm your ASYMPTOTE_API_KEY secret is correctly set and hasn’t expired.
  • Large pull requests may take a few extra minutes to process.
  • Check the Actions tab in your repository to see if the workflow is running.
Re-install the Asymptote GitHub App and ensure the correct repositories are selected. See the GitHub integration page for a full list of required permissions.
Run asymptote whoami to check your current auth state. If unauthenticated, run asymptote login to re-authenticate. See the CLI authentication docs for more details.
Ensure Asymptote is configured for your agent. See the Coding Agent Integrations docs for setup instructions for your specific tool.
In GitHub: Repository → Settings → GitHub Apps → Asymptote Security, then suspend or uninstall the app.
In GitHub: Organization → Settings → GitHub Apps → Asymptote Security, then suspend or uninstall the app.
Use the uninstall command for whichever agent you set up:Cursor
asym cursor uninstall          # user-level (all projects)
asym cursor uninstall --project  # current project only
Claude Code
asym claude uninstall          # user-level (all projects)
asym claude uninstall --project  # current project only
asym claude uninstall --vscode   # VS Code extension
GitHub Copilot (project-level only, run from the repo root)
asym copilot uninstall
Factory
asym factory uninstall           # user-level (all projects)
asym factory uninstall --project  # current project only
After uninstalling Cursor hooks, restart Cursor to fully deactivate them. See the integrations docs for your specific tool.
Contact us at support@asymptotelabs.ai and we’ll help you get sorted.