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soothe-daemon
Soothe daemon server — long-running agent runtime with WebSocket/HTTP transports.
Installation
pip install soothe-daemon
For full runtime, also install the agent core and CLI:
pip install soothe soothe-daemon soothe-cli
Usage
soothed setup # scaffold nano.yml / soothe.yml / daemon.yml + provider wizard
soothed start --foreground
soothed status
soothed doctor
soothed stop
Configuration
~/.soothe/config/nano.yml— Agent config (SootheConfig)~/.soothe/config/soothe.yml— Host overlay (StrangeLoop / autopilot / cron)~/.soothe/config/daemon.yml— Daemon config (SootheDaemonConfig)
Run soothed setup (or soothed setup --yes) to create these from packaged templates.
Dependencies
soothe>=0.9.4— In-process agent core (pulls soothe-nano)soothe-nano>=1.4.2— agent-side contracts via soothe (wire/events/display host copies live in soothe)
Do not depend on soothe-client-python at runtime; use soothe.wire
(or soothe_daemon.admin_rpc for soothed admin commands). Tests may install
the client via the dev extra.
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