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Expand Up @@ -14,6 +14,16 @@ Funding UX is Bitcoin-first: you fund the agent with sats to its BTC address, th

**Time to first heartbeat: ~3 minutes.** The setup asks 2 questions (wallet name/password) and handles everything else.

## Platform Requirements

**Requires bash** (Unix shell). On Windows, use **Git Bash** or **WSL2** — native cmd/PowerShell is not supported.

Windows-specific notes (Claude Code on Windows 11):
- Run `claude` from Git Bash, not cmd or PowerShell
- `python3` may not be available; use `node -e` for JSON parsing
- `curl -d @file` may fail silently; use Node.js `https` module for POST requests
- When spawning `npx` from Node.js: use `spawn("cmd",["/c","npx",...])` not `spawn("npx",...)`

## Architecture (v9 — Modular)

The AI coding agent IS the agent. No daemon process, no subprocess. A compact cycle prompt (`.claude/loop.md`) drives execution. Pillar-specific instructions live in `daemon/pillars/` and are loaded on-demand — only the active pillar's file is read each cycle.
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