experimental-memory-uninstall

To safely uninstall a memory plugin, use the disable mode to deactivate the plugin without purging associated data. This structured execution flow ensures the memory system is disabled safely while keeping all stored data intact for potential future use.

Purging all data from a memory system requires a structured execution flow with dual confirmation to prevent accidental loss. You must explicitly select the purge mode and confirm the sensitive action twice before the system removes all associated files and data.

Yes, you can selectively disable a system plugin by running the uninstall command with the disable mode. This option turns off the memory system without deleting the underlying plugin files or purging the associated data from your environment.

Removing a memory system may involve a system reboot to complete the uninstallation process. The structured execution flow includes planning, execution, and reboot steps to ensure the plugin and its associated components are fully cleared from the system.

Dual confirmation is required when purging data because it is a sensitive action that permanently deletes all information associated with the memory system. This two-step verification process prevents accidental data loss during the plugin removal execution flow.