neruva-control 0.3.0

Local controller daemon for Neruva Cockpit -- the dashboard for agentic AI. Spawns and tails Claude Code sessions, streams them to your browser at app.neruva.io. No CLI knowledge required after install.

neruva-control

Local controller daemon for Neruva Cockpit — the dashboard for agentic AI. Spawns and tails Claude Code sessions on your machine, streams them to your browser. No CLI knowledge required after install.

Install

pip install neruva-control
neruva-control-install

The installer:

1. Generates a random auth token and stores it at ~/.config/neruva/control.token (mode 0600 on Unix).
2. Registers a background service so the daemon starts on login (launchd on macOS, systemd-user on Linux, Task Scheduler on Windows).
3. Starts the daemon listening on 127.0.0.1:7331 (loopback only).
4. Prints a one-time URL like https://app.neruva.io/cockpit#token=<TOKEN> — open it once and the browser remembers your machine.

How it works

[browser at app.neruva.io]
       ↕  WebSocket (loopback :7331, token-authed)
[neruva-control daemon]
   ├─ HTTP/WS server on 127.0.0.1:7331
   ├─ Spawns: claude --headless --output-format stream-json
   ├─ Tails subprocess stdout, broadcasts events to browser
   └─ Forwards user steering input → subprocess stdin
       ↕  HTTPS (existing Api-Key auth)
[api.neruva.io substrate]

The daemon binds to 127.0.0.1 only — your sessions never leave your machine. The browser at app.neruva.io connects to your local daemon via a loopback WebSocket. The auth token is the shared secret between daemon and browser; only the browser tab you linked has it.

Commands

Command	What it does
neruva-control-install	One-shot install (generates token, registers service, prints link URL).
neruva-control start	Run the daemon foreground (used by service).
neruva-control status	Show install + daemon health.
neruva-control link	Print the link URL again (for re-link or new browser).
neruva-control stop	Stop the daemon.

Requirements

• Python ≥3.10
• Claude Code installed and on $PATH (the daemon spawns it)
• A Neruva account at neruva.io (free tier works)

What gets recorded

Every session's events (prompts, tool calls, file edits, shell commands, MCP calls) are captured and posted to your Neruva substrate via the Records API. You can recall them anytime via the Neruva MCP tools or the Cockpit memory browser.

What it doesn't record: IDE state, browser tabs, other apps. The daemon only sees what flows through Claude Code.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.