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@whalent/agent

v0.3.181

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Stable wrapper for Whalent Agent core runtime

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Readme

@whalent/agent

Unified CLI agent for Whalent Memory.

Protocol reference:

Install

npm install -g @whalent/agent

Requires Node.js 20 or newer:

npm install -g @whalent/agent --prefer-online --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org

Node.js 20 LTS is still the safest choice on older Linux hosts. Newer Node.js releases can force native node-pty fallback builds that need newer C++ compilers when prebuilt binaries are unavailable.

Codex SQLite history reads require the Whalent sqlite helper. The helper is a small Go binary cached under ~/.whalent-agent/helpers/sqlite; if it is missing or cannot run, Codex history import is treated as unavailable instead of falling back to native npm sqlite bindings or history.jsonl. Set WHALENT_SQLITE_HELPER_BASE_URL to a release/CDN directory containing sqlite-helper-0.1.3-manifest.json, or set WHALENT_SQLITE_HELPER_MANIFEST_URL directly.

By default the daemon asks Platform's release API whether sqlite-helper has a newer published version, then downloads the returned manifest. Helper releases are independent from daemon/npm releases and are tagged as sqlite-helper-vX.Y.Z.

Start Daemon

whalent --token <YOUR_TOKEN>

The daemon connects to the Whalent Memory platform, fetches agent configurations, and auto-starts workers marked with auto_restart. It also accepts remote commands (upgrade, restart) via the gateway.

To specify a custom gateway:

whalent --token <YOUR_TOKEN> --gateway wss://your-server/gw/sdk/ws

License

Copyright © 2025 Whalent. All rights reserved.