Install

Install via one-line script, Homebrew, Cargo, or build from source.

One-line Install (Recommended)

Works on any Linux VPS or macOS machine. Downloads the latest binary and verifies its SHA256 checksum:

curl -sSfL https://get.aidaemon.ai | bash

Install via Homebrew

The easiest way to install on macOS or Linux:

brew install davo20019/tap/aidaemon

Install via Cargo

For Rust developers. Note: cargo install builds from source with default features only (Telegram). To include all channels, add feature flags:

cargo install aidaemon --features "browser,slack,discord"
# Or for pre-built binaries:
cargo binstall aidaemon

Clone & Build from Source

For contributors and developers:

git clone https://github.com/davo20019/aidaemon.git
cd aidaemon
cargo build --release --features "browser,slack,discord"

The compiled binary will be at ./target/release/aidaemon.

Feature Flags (Build from Source Only)

If you installed via the one-line script or Homebrew, all features are already included. These flags are only relevant when building from source:

Browser

Enable Chrome automation with persistent login sessions:

cargo build --release --features browser

After building, run aidaemon browser login to open Chrome and log into your services. See the Browser Tool docs for details.

Slack

Enable the Slack channel integration (Socket Mode):

cargo build --release --features slack

Discord

Enable the Discord bot integration:

cargo build --release --features discord

Multiple Features

Combine features as needed:

cargo build --release --features "browser,slack,discord"

Verify

./target/release/aidaemon --help

If no config.toml exists, running the binary will automatically launch the setup wizard.