AI Agents
Spawn Claude Code agents with full tool access. Every agent runs as a real CLI process.
Agent Launcher#
Open the Agent Launcher with Ctrl+Shift+A. From here you can select a built-in agent preset, create a custom agent with your own system prompt, choose a model (Opus, Sonnet, Haiku, or Codex models for OpenAI-backed agents), and configure per-project MCP servers.
Built-in Agents#
DAEMON ships with six pre-configured agents:
| Agent | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Debug | Trace errors and fix stack traces |
| Security Audit | Scan for vulnerabilities and exploits |
| Code Review | Review code quality and patterns |
| Git | Commit, branch, and PR management |
| Test Runner | Write and run test suites |
| Solana | On-chain interactions and program development |
Each agent runs as an independent Claude Code process with full filesystem access, terminal capabilities, and tool use.
Custom Agents#
- Custom system prompts to define exactly how the agent should behave
- Model selection to choose between Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku based on your task
- MCP configuration to assign project-level or global MCP servers to each agent
~/.claude/agents at runtime and lets you import them from the Agent Launcher: a dozen-plus ship with the repo, and any agent you add there becomes available across projects.MCP Management#
Toggle project-level and global MCP servers from the DAEMON Console or Settings. Changes are written to .mcp.json in the project root (project-level) and ~/.claude.json (global), with a restart indicator when configs change.
Agent Sessions#
Every agent session is tracked in the Sessions tab on the right panel. Session data includes start/end timestamps, commands executed, files modified, and token usage.
For Solana projects, sessions can optionally be recorded on-chain via the Session Registry.