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Add or pair a Herd machine — mint an enrollment token and return the one-line connect command, or re-pair an existing daemon machine.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
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| name | add-machine |
| description | Add or pair a Herd machine — mint an enrollment token and return the one-line connect command, or re-pair an existing daemon machine. |
| user-invocable | true |
| argument-hint | <machine name, host, and transport> |
Use this skill when the user asks Gaia to add a host, worker machine, daemon machine, or launch target.
Steps:
${API_BASE_URL}/api/agents/machines/enrollment-token with optional label and cwd. Return the enrollment.command one-liner from the response for the user to run on the new machine; it self-enrolls and comes online. The token expires at enrollment.expiresAt (24 hours) — treat it as a secret and share it only with the user.${API_BASE_URL}/api/agents/machines with the approved machine payload.${API_BASE_URL}/api/agents/machines/:id/daemon/pair and return the daemon pairing command from the response.x-herd-api-key: ${HERD_API_KEY} for every request.