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@nossen/dragon

v2.0.2

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Dragon control-plane daemon for the Funesterie ecosystem.

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@nossen/dragon

Dragon control-plane daemon for the Funesterie and NOSSEN ecosystem.

Dragon watches the declared upstream targets, exposes a compact HTTP control plane, and keeps a desired-state guard loop for local services such as A11, QFlush and Cerbere-style runtime targets.

Install

npm install @nossen/dragon

Run

npx dragon

By default the daemon listens on DRAGON_DAEMON_PORT or port 4700.

HTTP Surface

  • GET /health: service health and guard cycle metadata.
  • GET /api/control-plane: summary, daemon status and available intents.
  • GET /api/scan: fresh snapshot of the canonical upstream sources.
  • GET /api/control-plane/targets: active target stack from the manifest.
  • GET /api/daemon/status: current desired-state guard status.
  • POST /api/daemon/cycle: force one reconciliation cycle.
  • POST /api/daemon/policy: patch daemon desired state and cooldown policy.

Runtime Fit

Use Dragon as the public daemon/control-plane layer when you need a local guard that can scan the Funesterie workspace and report operational state without exposing private tokens or raw environment values.

Package Details

| Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Package | @nossen/dragon | | Version | 2.0.1 | | Registry scope | @nossen |

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Support is voluntary, but it keeps the registry, compute, and maintenance work alive.

License

See the package license and repository license files for terms.