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Documented steps
Stop the current or a named builder with 'docker buildx stop [name]'; this halts its BuildKit daemon but does not prevent a later build from restarting it.
Remove a builder and its state with 'docker buildx rm [name...]' (defaults to the current builder).
Remove all non-running builders non-interactively with 'docker buildx rm --all-inactive --force' (or -f alone to skip the prompt for a named builder).
Preserve the BuildKit daemon on removal with --keep-daemon (docker-container/kubernetes drivers only) if you manage the daemon independently.
Preserve cached state for a future same-named builder with --keep-state (docker-container driver only).
Official docs: https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/buildx/stop/ and https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/buildx/rm/
Known gotchas
Removing the default builder is a no-op — you cannot delete the daemon's built-in builder.
--keep-state and --keep-daemon are driver-limited (docker-container / kubernetes); other drivers ignore or reject them.
stop does not delete the builder, and the next 'docker buildx build' will simply restart it.
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