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Use when setting up 24/7 background workers. kbot's compound improvement depends on daemons running even when nobody is looking.
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| name | daemon-deployment |
| description | Use when setting up 24/7 background workers. kbot's compound improvement depends on daemons running even when nobody is looking. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | kbot |
| license | MIT |
| platforms | ["darwin","linux"] |
| metadata | {"kbot":{"tags":["daemon","launchd","background","24-7","compound"],"related_skills":["autopoiesis-loop","teacher-trace-curation"]}} |
kbot's intelligence doesn't sleep. Three daemons run continuously:
kbot-daemon — code quality, i18n sync, embeddings, docs gaps (every 15 min)kbot-discovery-daemon — self-advocacy, field intelligence (every 15 min → 24 hr cycles)kbot-social-daemon — autonomous posting to X/Bluesky/Mastodon/LinkedIn (daily)Plus a weekly train-self that fine-tunes the local model on curated traces.
VERIFY THE DAEMON IS ACTUALLY RUNNING AFTER INSTALL.
launchd plists that fail silently are the single most common cause of "kbot feels stale" — the daemon was never loaded, so no compound improvement happened.
npm run daemon — run once manually to confirm it works at all.npm run daemon:start — loads the launchd plist.launchctl list | grep kernel.kbot — should show a running entry with PID.tail -f tools/daemon-reports/daemon.log — should show activity within 15 min.npm run daemon:stats — shows task timestamps, token usage, cost savings.If any of steps 3–5 fail, the daemon is not actually running. Debug before moving on.
com.kernel.kbot-daemon.plist → every 15 mincom.kernel.kbot-discovery.plist → every 15 min (internal sub-cycles stagger)com.kernel.kbot-social.plist → daily at 9amcom.kernel.kbot-train-self.plist → Sundays 3amCost: zero. All daemon work routes through local Ollama models.
caffeinate or enable "wake for network access" in Energy Saver if you need guaranteed intervals.localhost:11434. Either start Ollama at login OR the daemon silently no-ops. Add Ollama to Login Items.~/.kbot/ is writable by the daemon user.npm run daemon:stop unloads the plist. Work resumes manually. No state is lost — tools/daemon-reports/state.json persists until the daemon re-enables.
After two weeks of active daemons, the user finds: i18n is always current, the daily digest email is actually read, social posts have engagement, the local model passes a basic task without Claude. The compound output is larger than any single feature could produce.
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