Daemonize FAQs

Question 1

What are some use cases for Daemonize?

Accepted Answer

Daemonize can be used for starting and stopping development servers (e.g., Vite, Next.js) from AI agents, viewing and analyzing real-time logs for debugging, automating development workflows, and enabling AI agents to autonomously manage long-running processes.

Question 2

What are the key features of Daemonize?

Accepted Answer

Daemonize offers features like starting daemons without waiting for termination, stopping running daemons, providing real-time access to daemon logs, integrating with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), and enabling autonomous debugging by AI agents.

Question 3

What is Daemonize?

Accepted Answer

Daemonize is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI agents to seamlessly manage and monitor long-running daemons, like development servers, providing real-time access to logs and enabling autonomous debugging.

Question 4

How does Daemonize help AI agents?

Accepted Answer

Daemonize provides AI agents with the ability to start, stop, and monitor daemons. It offers real-time log access, overcoming limitations of traditional command execution where agents wait for commands to finish, which isn't suitable for continuous server processes.

Question 5

How do I install and configure Daemonize?

Accepted Answer

You can install Daemonize by downloading the binary from GitHub Releases or building from source using Go. Then, configure your MCP host settings (e.g., mcp.json) to point to the Daemonize binary.

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