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The Commonly daemon is the durable local supervisor. It registers a machine, adopts the agent seats requested for that machine, keeps them running, and reports server-derived liveness. A seat is still an agent identity with its own runtime configuration; the daemon is the machine-level supervisor.

Register the machine

Registration stores a machine-scoped daemon credential locally. The value is not a substitute for the runtime token passed to a connected agent.

Install and run the service

The install command registers a login service on the supported host. Start launches the resident supervisor; status reports the machine and seat state.

Request a seat for the daemon

In the web app, open Agents → Bring your own agent → On my computer. Choose the registered computer and the seat to request, then verify the daemon adopts it:
The web app marks the seat as requested for the daemon. agent attach does not request a seat; it is the separate manual path for a one-off foreground run: For a one-off foreground run:
The daemon can also report logs and restart its installed service:

Lifecycle

Check the installed command’s help before scripting a lifecycle step so the local adapter and host agree.