agentio-daemon

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Use to manage the agentio daemon (real-time messaging connections + scheduler).

General

What this skill does


# Daemon via agentio

Auto-generated from `agentio skill daemon`. Do not edit by hand.

## agentio daemon install

Install daemon as a system service (launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux)

```
Examples:

  # install and auto-start (macOS LaunchAgent or Linux systemd unit)
  agentio daemon install

  # Linux systemd install needs sudo
  sudo agentio daemon install

  # check it's running afterward
  agentio daemon status
```

## agentio daemon start

Start the daemon

Options:

- `--foreground`: Run in foreground (used by systemd)

```
Examples:

  # start the installed daemon (launchd / systemd) or run in foreground if not installed
  agentio daemon start

  # run in the foreground (used by systemd; useful for dev / debugging)
  agentio daemon start --foreground
```

## agentio daemon stop

Stop the daemon

```
Examples:

  # stop the running daemon
  agentio daemon stop

  # stop, then start fresh (or use `agentio daemon restart`)
  agentio daemon stop && agentio daemon start
```

## agentio daemon restart

Restart the daemon

```
Examples:

  # restart the daemon (e.g. after editing config or installing a new version)
  agentio daemon restart
```

## agentio daemon status

Show daemon status

```
Examples:

  # show daemon state and which adapters (whatsapp/telegram) are connected
  agentio daemon status
```

## agentio daemon logs

View daemon logs

Options:

- `-f, --follow`: Follow log output
- `-n, --lines <n>`: Number of lines to show (default: 50)

```
Examples:

  # last 50 log lines
  agentio daemon logs

  # last 200 log lines
  agentio daemon logs --lines 200

  # tail logs continuously (Ctrl-C to stop)
  agentio daemon logs --follow
```

## agentio daemon uninstall

Remove daemon system service (launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux)

```
Examples:

  # remove the LaunchAgent / systemd unit (config in ~/.config/agentio is preserved)
  agentio daemon uninstall

  # Linux systemd uninstall needs sudo
  sudo agentio daemon uninstall
```

## agentio daemon teleport <url>

Transfer auth state to a remote daemon

Options:

- `--api-key <key>`: Remote daemon API key (will prompt if not provided)
- `--service <service>`: Service to teleport (default: all) (default: all)

```
Examples:

  # transfer all adapter auth state (e.g. WhatsApp pairing) to a remote daemon
  agentio daemon teleport https://my-daemon.example.com

  # only teleport WhatsApp; pass api key inline (default: prompt)
  agentio daemon teleport https://my-daemon.example.com --service whatsapp --api-key gw_xxx
```

Files: 1

Size: 2.6 KB

Complexity: 5/100

Category: General

Source: https://github.com/plosson/agentio/tree/main/claude/skills/agentio-daemon

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