Struct DaemonHook 

pub struct DaemonHook {
    pub skills: SkillHandler,
    pub mcp: McpHandler,
    pub tasks: Arc<Mutex<TaskSet>>,
    pub downloads: Arc<Mutex<DownloadRegistry>>,
    pub permissions: PermissionConfig,
    pub sandboxed: bool,
    pub memory: Option<Memory>,
    /* private fields */
}

Fields

skills: SkillHandler

mcp: McpHandler

tasks: Arc<Mutex<TaskSet>>

downloads: Arc<Mutex<DownloadRegistry>>

permissions: PermissionConfig

sandboxed: bool

Whether the daemon is running as the walrus OS user (sandbox active).

memory: Option<Memory>

Built-in memory.

Implementations

impl DaemonHook

pub fn new( skills: SkillHandler, mcp: McpHandler, tasks: Arc<Mutex<TaskSet>>, downloads: Arc<Mutex<DownloadRegistry>>, permissions: PermissionConfig, sandboxed: bool, memory: Option<Memory>, registry: Option<Arc<ServiceRegistry>>, event_tx: DaemonEventSender, ) -> Self

Create a new DaemonHook with the given backends.

pub async fn dispatch_tool( &self, name: &str, args: &str, agent: &str, sender: &str, ) -> String

Route a tool call by name to the appropriate handler.

This is the single dispatch entry point — event.rs calls this and never matches on tool names itself. Unrecognised names are forwarded to the MCP bridge after a warn-level log.

Trait Implementations

impl Hook for DaemonHook

fn on_build_agent(&self, config: AgentConfig) -> AgentConfig

Called by Runtime::add_agent() before building the Agent.

fn preprocess(&self, agent: &str, content: &str) -> String

Called by Runtime to preprocess user content before it becomes a message.

fn on_before_run(&self, agent: &str, history: &[Message]) -> Vec<Message>

Called by Runtime before each agent run (send_to / stream_to).

async fn on_register_tools(&self, tools: &mut ToolRegistry)

Called by Runtime::new() to register tool schemas into the registry.

fn on_after_compact(&self, agent: &str, summary: &str)

Called when an agent’s context is compacted.

fn on_event(&self, agent: &str, event: &AgentEvent)

Called by Runtime after each agent step during execution.