Enum DaemonEvent

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pub enum DaemonEvent {
    Message {
        msg: ClientMessage,
        reply: UnboundedSender<ServerMessage>,
    },
    ToolCall(ToolRequest),
    Shutdown,
}

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Inbound event from any source, processed by the central event loop.

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Message

A client message from any source (socket, telegram, discord). Reply channel streams ServerMessages back to the caller.

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§msg: ClientMessage

The parsed client message.

§reply: UnboundedSender<ServerMessage>

Per-request reply channel for streaming ServerMessages back.

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ToolCall(ToolRequest)

A tool call from an agent, routed through DaemonHook::dispatch_tool.

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Shutdown

Graceful shutdown request.

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impl !UnwindSafe for DaemonEvent

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