Run NeuraCore without a window
Started with --headless, NeuraCore runs in a terminal with no window at all.
The same NeuraCore, without the interface
Type neuracore --headless in a terminal. It loads the same settings, connects the same avatars, and runs the same Automation, Python and AI controller as the window does. Only the interface is missing.
This suits a computer that stays on, a machine with no screen, or a session started over a remote connection. NeuraCore reports what it is doing as it goes, and keeps running until you press Ctrl+C, which disconnects every avatar before it exits.
What it asks for the first time
If the terms of use have not been accepted yet, they are shown in the terminal and answered there by typing yes or no. Accept them once, in the terminal or in the window, and you are not asked again.
If your avatar passwords are protected by a master password, set NEURACORE_MASTER_PASSWORD before starting. NeuraCore reads the master password from there instead of asking for it, so it is never shown on your screen or kept in the terminal’s history.
Seeing the options
neuracore --help lists every option and what it does. neuracore --version prints the release that is installed.