Working perfect with alias
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/install status
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/install upgrade scheduler-service
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Six install targets exist side by side: `binary` (`~/.local/bin/tai.py`), `bash-hook` (a guarded `command_not_found_handle` block in `~/.bashrc`, backed up once to `~/.bashrc.bak-tai`, so unknown shell commands are answered by the agent), `venv` (`~/.tai/venv`, created whenever the venv module exists), `scheduler-service` and `telegram-service` (systemd user units that prefer the venv python), and `container` (the sandbox, whose image carries its own `/box/venv`). `/install status` (or the `install` tool) reports exactly which of these exist, with versions and service states. `install` adds missing pieces, `upgrade` refreshes in place, `reinstall` rebuilds artifacts from scratch, `uninstall` removes them; service changes restart or start units immediately. Data handling is explicit: no action ever touches the vault (`memory.db`, secrets, schedules, records, backups).
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Six install targets exist side by side: `binary` (`~/.local/bin/tai.py`), `bash-hook` (a guarded block in `~/.bashrc`, backed up once to `~/.bashrc.bak-tai`, adding both an `alias tai="$HOME/.local/bin/tai.py"` so the bare `tai` command resolves to the REPL instead of falling through, and a `command_not_found_handle` so any other unknown shell command is answered by the agent), `venv` (`~/.tai/venv`, created whenever the venv module exists), `scheduler-service` and `telegram-service` (systemd user units that prefer the venv python), and `container` (the sandbox, whose image carries its own `/box/venv`). `/install status` (or the `install` tool) reports exactly which of these exist, with versions and service states. `install` adds missing pieces, `upgrade` refreshes in place, `reinstall` rebuilds artifacts from scratch, `uninstall` removes them; service changes restart or start units immediately. Data handling is explicit: no action ever touches the vault (`memory.db`, secrets, schedules, records, backups).
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## Backends
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