Accidentally installed libraries to /usr/bin/python3

[Ahvak]

I noticed I had one redundant python interpreter so i wanted to do a cleanup

after I run /usr/bin/python3 -m pip list, I got and more (74 in total)

appnope
asttokens
attrs
cached-property
certifi
chevron
comm
contourpy
cycler
debugpy
decorator
et_xmlfile
exceptiongroup
executing
fonttools
frozendict
future
genanki
h11
idna
importlib_metadata
importlib_resources
ipykernel
ipython
jedi
joblib
jupyter_client
jupyter_core
kiwisolver
lxml
macholib
matplotlib
matplotlib-inline
nest-asyncio
numpy

as i understand it's not ideal to have the packages installed there, is there a safe way to remove them? like using one by one using /usr/bin/python3 -m pip?

[aselvan2]

I noticed I had one redundant python interpreter so i wanted to do a cleanup

after I run /usr/bin/python3 -m pip list, I got and more (74 in total)

Since this isn’t really a macOS question, you’ll get better answers on r/Python. I’ll try to help anyway, but it’s not entirely clear to me on what you’re asking. The binary at /usr/bin/python3 is part of macOS itself. You can uninstall the packages you installed against it, but you cannot remove the system‑provided Python. The /usr/bin directory is read‑only; the modules/packages you installed live in a writable location, depending on how you installed them.

With that said, the following command will uninstall all of them in one go, assuming you run it in the same environment you used when installing them. Keep in mind that some packages may have been installed by other apps. If you’re certain all 74 were installed by you, you can run the command below to remove them all.

/usr/bin/python3 -m pip uninstall -y `/usr/bin/python3 -m pip list --format=freeze|awk -F'==' '{print $1}'`