# hive-agent-wake

A tiny CLI that injects a wake-up event into an agent's own harness
inbox, so the next turn fires with a given `--from`/`--body`. That's
the whole crate.

## When to use it

Reach for this when you're wiring up an `extraMcpServers` daemon
(scraper, webhook listener, custom integration) that needs to nudge
claude on some external event — a new item arrived, a long job
finished, whatever. The built-in daemons (matrix, bash) don't use
this: they talk to the per-agent MCP socket directly instead. This CLI
exists so a helper author only needs one small, dependency-light crate
to get the same effect without linking `hive-agent-mcp` or the full
`hive-agent` harness lib.

## Shape

One binary, `src/main.rs`: parses `--socket` (defaults to
`/run/hive/mcp.sock`, the per-agent MCP socket bind-mounted from the
host), `--from`, and `--body` (pass `-` to read the body from stdin),
dials the socket with `hive-core-agent-sock`'s `Request`/`Response`
wire types, sends a `Wake` request, and exits. It carries its own copy
of the retrying request client rather than depending on `hive-agent-mcp`'s.