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HotPlex CLI Commands
This package contains the implementation of the hotplexd command-line interface using the Cobra library. It provides subcommands for managing the daemon, sessions, and configuration.
Commands
root.go: Defines thehotplexdroot command and global flags.config.go: Implements configuration-related commands, such asconfig validate.doctor.go: Implements thedoctorcommand for environment and dependency diagnostics.http.go: Provides helper functions for interacting with the main daemon's Admin API.status.go: Implements thestatuscommand to show runtime statistics (uptime, memory, active sessions).version.go: Implements theversioncommand to display build information.
Sub-Packages
- session: Commands specifically for managing active agent sessions (list, kill, logs).
Admin API Utility
The DoAdminAPI function in http.go is a shared utility used by most subcommands to communicate with the hotplexd daemon's administrative endpoint. It handles:
- Authentication via
HOTPLEX_ADMIN_TOKEN. - Sending HTTP requests to the daemon.
- Basic error handling for connection issues.
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Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
var ( Version = "v0.0.0-dev" Commit = "unknown" BuildTime = "unknown" )
Version, Commit, BuildTime are set via ldflags
var RootCmd = &cobra.Command{ Use: "hotplexd", Short: "HotPlex AI Agent Runtime Daemon", Long: `HotPlex is an AI Agent Runtime Engine that provides long-lived sessions for Claude Code and OpenCode CLI tools. Supports multiple chat platforms (Slack, Feishu, DingTalk, etc.) and provides session management, diagnostics, and admin APIs.`, Version: Version, }
RootCmd is the root command for hotplexd CLI.
Functions ¶
func DoAdminAPI ¶
func DoAdminAPI(cmd *cobra.Command, method, path string, body io.Reader, headers ...string) (*http.Response, error)
DoAdminAPI creates an authenticated HTTP request to the admin API. It reads --server-url and --admin-token flags, falling back to HOTPLEX_ADMIN_TOKEN env var. The body parameter supports POST requests; pass nil for GET. headers are optional extra headers (e.g., Content-Type).
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