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Start, stop, or check the chittad daemon
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
Trigger autonomous curiosity-driven exploration. The soul picks a topic from memory gaps or curiosity seeds, searches the web, and stores what it finds as dream-tagged memories.
Fine-tune the Qwen3-0.6B hint model — corpus gen, LoRA/unsloth, GGUF export, Ollama
Review soul discoveries (fixes, improvements, corrections) one by one, accept or discard each, implement accepted ones, build chitta, and optionally release.
First-principles review — question requirements, delete unnecessary parts, simplify, optimize with evidence, automate last. Use for code review, refactor, performance, or architecture.
Token-savvy session continuation. Rebuilds working context from transcript + soul memories in ~1500 tokens instead of replaying full history. Use when starting a new session to continue previous work.
Resume a thread by loading its ~800-token context capsule
| name | cc-soul-daemon |
| description | Start, stop, or check the chittad daemon |
| execution | inline |
Manage the chittad background daemon.
If the systemd user service is installed (the default since smart-install.sh sets it up), use systemctl directly — it's the primary management interface:
# Check status
systemctl --user status chittad
# Start daemon
systemctl --user start chittad
# Stop daemon
systemctl --user stop chittad
# Restart daemon
systemctl --user restart chittad
# View logs
journalctl --user -u chittad -n 50
If systemd is not available (macOS, old Linux), fall back to subconscious.sh:
# Check status (default)
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/subconscious.sh status
# Start / stop / restart
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/subconscious.sh start
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/subconscious.sh stop
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/subconscious.sh restart
Parse user request for action (start/stop/restart/status/logs), default to status. Run the appropriate command and report the result.