ARMARA Course 06

Course 06 / Module 03

Read the roster before you touch it

Inspect the Hand roster, one specialist's tools and dependencies, and a local sample without activating anything.

Level
Intermediate
Time
14 minutes
Commands
4
Finish
A written capability review

Video / coming soon

The written lesson is complete now.

Keep this sitting read-only

No Hand is installed or activated here. The sample exists only as a local validation target.

Use the Windows download path.
01

Define a Hand

A Hand is a packaged specialist agent that you activate rather than build.

02

Read the full roster

Run in your terminal
armaraos hand list
Real eleven-entry Hand roster and Researcher dependency result
Fresh live output / eleven entries / Researcher needs no packages
03

Read consequence in the names

The roster includes browser control, trading, public posting, secrets sync, and autonomous research. Do not activate one merely to discover what it does.

04

Separate the Mission entries

coding-feature and research-synthesis are bundled mission templates. Missions are disabled per agent by default and require the Course 4 gate.

05

Inspect tools and settings

Run in your terminal
armaraos hand info researcher

Researcher has broad file, network, schedule, message, knowledge, event, and MCP tools.

06

Check dependencies separately

Run in your terminal
armaraos hand check-deps researcher

Requirements met means packages are present. It is not a safety verdict.

07

Validate the sample directory

Run in your terminal
armaraos hand validate course-6\downloads\course-safe-hand
Real sample Hand validation with zero errors and one optional-file warning
Fresh live output / schema and entrypoint pass / optional warning

Validation checks structure and entrypoint presence, not whether the Python is safe.

Check it / end with no active Hands

Name three broad tools and one warning.

Then explain why zero missing dependencies is not permission to activate.

Safety note

Every command in this lesson is read-only. Reconnaissance is the correct final state.

Back to Module 6.2

Next / Module 6.4

Run one, with the stop command already typed

Lesson ready