ARMARA Course 07

Course 07 / Module 06

The teardown procedure, rehearsed, and the one step you do for real

Confirm backups, rehearse destructive prompts safely, and keep provider revocation separate from local deletion.

Level
Intermediate
Time
16 minutes
Commands
4
Finish
A teardown checklist

Video / coming soon

The written lesson is complete now.

Rehearse only

Course 8 needs the live install. Reset and uninstall are launched only to read their prompts, then aborted.

Press Ctrl+C at each prompt.
01

Keep the install alive

Destructive execution belongs after Course 8, not inside this lesson.

02

Confirm protected backups

Run in your terminal
armaraos config show
armaraos memory graph-export <AGENT> -o brain.json
Real graph and trajectory backup files, empty vault, no active Hands, and healthy daemon
Fresh live output / backups exist / install remains healthy
03

Inventory credentials

Run in your terminal
armaraos vault list

The live vault is empty. The active provider key still belongs on the revocation inventory.

04

Read and abort both prompts

Run in your terminal
armaraos reset
# press Ctrl+C
armaraos uninstall
# press Ctrl+C
05

Know the three outcomes

  • Reset removes local config and state.
  • Uninstall removes ArmaraOS.
  • Uninstall with keep-config leaves config and key files on disk.
06

Separate deletion from revocation

Run in your terminal
armaraos config delete-key <PROVIDER>

This deletes the local copy. It does not revoke the key at its provider.

07

Revoke only a genuine spare

No spare key was available. The active OpenRouter credential was correctly preserved; learners revoke a real unused key at its source.

Check it / prove nothing was destroyed

Backups exist and health is OK.

Name every item each prompt would remove, then name the separate provider revocation step.

Safety note

Reset and uninstall have no undo. Local credential deletion does not stop a provider key from working or billing.

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Course 7 capstone

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