daimon 0.4.3 → 0.5.0

package/src/templates/claude/commands/doctor.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-doctor
-description: Sanity-check the daimon config and environment. Exits 1 if anything is wrong.
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon doctor`
-
-Does not require the daemon. Returns `{ checks: [{name, ok, detail?}], ok: bool }`. On `ok: false`, report each failed check.

package/src/templates/claude/commands/errors.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-errors
-description: Get deduplicated errors for an app. Prefer --structured for parsed TS errors (file:line:col, code).
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon errors $1 --structured`
-
-Add `--since 5m` to scope to a recent window. For diff-mode (only errors newer than your last query), use `--since-last --client <your-id>`.

package/src/templates/claude/commands/logs.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-logs
-description: Tail recent log lines for an app. Default tail is 50.
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon logs $1 --tail ${2:-50}`
-
-Returns `{ lines: string[] }`. ANSI-stripped, in chronological order.

package/src/templates/claude/commands/restart.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-restart
-description: Restart an daimon-managed dev server. Then block until healthy.
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon restart $1`
-
-Then: `daimon wait $1 --until healthy --timeout 60s`. On timeout, call `daimon errors $1 --structured` and `daimon why $1`.

package/src/templates/claude/commands/start.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-start
-description: Start an daimon-managed dev server. Prefer "daimon up <profile>" when starting multiple apps with dependencies.
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon start $1`
-
-Then block until healthy: `daimon wait $1 --until healthy --timeout 60s`.
-
-If `wait` exits with code 2 (timeout), run `daimon errors $1 --structured` and `daimon why $1` and report both.

package/src/templates/claude/commands/status.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-status
-description: Get the current status of an daimon-managed dev server (status, port, health, uptime, error count).
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon status $1`
-
-Return the JSON object as-is. If exit code 1, the app is unknown or the daemon is unreachable.

package/src/templates/claude/commands/stop.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-stop
-description: Stop an daimon-managed dev server. Idempotent.
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon stop $1`
-
-Returns `{ ok: true, status: "stopped" }`. Always safe to call.

package/src/templates/claude/commands/up.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-up
-description: Bring up a profile or autoStart set. Cascades dependencies and blocks until each app is healthy (120s budget).
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon up $1` (or just `daimon up` to use autoStart).
-
-Returns an array of `{ name, status, health }`. Any entry with `status != "serving"` or `health != "healthy"` indicates a failure — follow up with `daimon errors <name>` and `daimon why <name>`.

package/src/templates/claude/commands/wait.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-wait
-description: Block until an app reaches a target state. Prefer over polling. Default state is "serving"; pass --until healthy for full readiness.
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon wait $1 --until ${2:-healthy} --timeout ${3:-60s}`
-
-Exit 0 = condition met, exit 2 = timed out (stdout still has the JSON), exit 1 = unknown app or other error.

package/src/templates/claude/commands/why.md.tmpl

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----
-name: daimon-why
-description: Diagnose why an app is in error — returns the last status transition plus 5 preceding events.
-daimon-version: {{daimon_version}}
-generated-at: {{generated_at}}
----
-
-Run: `daimon why $1`
-
-Returns one JSON object with the trigger event and surrounding context. Combine with `daimon errors $1 --structured` for a complete picture.