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seedlay

v1.4.1

Published

The autonomous seed client for Seedlay. Zero Trust Agentic Runtime.

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Keywords

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Readme

Seedlay

The autonomous AI agent runtime for building, deploying, and scaling software projects.

Installation

npm install -g seedlay

Quick Start

Each project has its own server key. Create it in the project's Seed panel on the Seedlay dashboard (it is shown once), then on the server that will build the project:

# Save the organization and the project's server key
seedlay init --org <your organization id> --key <the project's server key>

# Connect to Seedlay Hub
seedlay connect

# Check status
seedlay status

A server key belongs to one project: a server holding it builds that project and nothing else. On a Linux server with systemd, run as root, seedlay connect installs a service that restarts by itself and starts at boot.

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | seedlay init --org <id> --key <key> | Save this server's configuration (--force replaces an existing one) | | seedlay connect | Connect to Seedlay Hub (system service on Linux with systemd; background process elsewhere) | | seedlay connect --no-service | Connect as a background process without installing a service | | seedlay connect -f | Connect in foreground mode | | seedlay stop | Stop the seed (and do not start it at boot) | | seedlay status | Show connection status | | seedlay logs | View recent activity logs | | seedlay logs -f | Follow logs in real-time | | seedlay sandbox | Show sandbox disk usage |

Requirements

License

Proprietary. See LICENSE for details.

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