---
title: Clean Up
url: "/learn/getting-started/cleanup/"
canonical_url: https://docs.blossom88.com/learn/getting-started/cleanup/
markdown_url: https://docs.blossom88.com/learn/getting-started/cleanup.md
summary: Delete the App you created, and see how it maps to what your AI agent does
categories:
- cli
- cleanup
---

# Clean Up

When you're done trying it out, delete the Environment, then the App. Blossom
stops its Containers and retires unused Capacity after its idle retention:

    blossom environment:delete --id environment-100 --yes --follow
    blossom app:delete --id app-100 --yes

The database is separate from the App. If you created it just for this
walkthrough, delete its instance too. This removes its databases and live
data, so keep any backup you need first:

    blossom database_instance:delete --id database_instance-100 --follow

Use the ID of your tutorial instance. Saved backups have their own
[retention settings](/docs/backups/).

## What You Learned

Whether you ran the commands yourself or asked your agent, you've seen how
Blossom deploys an App. When you
[prompt it to deploy](/learn/prompt-and-deploy/), your agent:

- creates the App, Environment and Service in one step, with
  `app_plan:create` and `app_plan:deploy`
- pushes your variables with `env_var:push`
- adds PostgreSQL with `database_instance:create` and connects it with
  `environment_link:create`
- deploys with `environment:deploy`
- checks the result with `release:list`, `activity:list` and `logs`

So when your agent deploys, you can follow what it's doing, check its work
with the same commands, and step in yourself whenever you want. Now try it:

> Deploy ~/workspace/my-app to Blossom.