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@arcforge/axond

v2.0.215

Published

Readme

@arcforge/axond

The machine-wide daemon for the Axon agent runtime.

One process per user, per machine, owning everything no single agent can own. Not an inference server — inference is its first tenant, not its purpose. Four domains:

  • machine — the GPU. Two agents deciding independently that 6GB is free is how both take it, so one process arbitrates.
  • agents — every agent running here, in a registry that outlives the terminal that started one.
  • models — one resident copy of a weight, however many agents hold it.
  • schedule — boot-time agents and cron-style wakeups.

Axond() is the server; AxonDaemon() is the client handle, and both expose the same four domains. The client is the SDK: daemon.agents.at(id) returns an instance handle you can talk to, not a record you look things up in.

npm install @arcforge/axond

Most people never install this directly. It arrives with the Axon CLI, which keeps the daemon running for you — axon daemon status to see it.

import { AxonDaemon } from "@arcforge/axond"

const daemon = AxonDaemon()

await daemon.machine.state()   // hardware, budget, what is held
await daemon.agents.list()     // every agent on this machine
await daemon.models.resident() // what is loaded right now

Documentation

Full documentation is at axon.arclabs.it/docs/v2.

License

Proprietary. © ArcLabs