Module 01 | Tell it something it never forgets

Use a uniquely prefixed key

The production test used course_5_output_style and removed only that exact key. Unrelated internal memory remained unchanged.

Use PowerShell.

System	Use
KV memory	Exact facts a human sets and controls.
Graph memory	Knowledge accumulated through the runtime engine.

Run in your terminal

armaraos memory set <AGENT> course_5_output_style "three short bullets"

Run in your terminal

armaraos memory get <AGENT> course_5_output_style --json
armaraos memory list <AGENT> --json

The full list also exposes unrelated internal keys and local paths. Select and redact rather than publishing the complete store.

Timezones, output formats, and project labels fit KV memory because the intended value is exact.

Run in your terminal

armaraos memory delete <AGENT> course_5_output_style

Run in your terminal

armaraos memory get <AGENT> course_5_output_style --json

Key not found is the expected final state.

KV has no export command. Record important values elsewhere before deleting them.

Check it / complete another disposable round trip

Use another uniquely prefixed key and leave all unrelated entries untouched.

Safety note

KV deletion is immediate and permanent. Full list output can expose internal state and paths, so select and redact before sharing it.

Troubleshooting for this sitting

What you see	Likely cause	What to do
Key not found before set	The key does not exist.	Set the prefixed key first.
Unrelated keys appear	The store includes internal entries.	Filter output and do not delete them.
Delete cannot be undone	That is the contract.	Keep a second copy.
Name works here	KV supports name or ID.	Do not generalize to other families.