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Installs Tares, the open-source platform for always-on AI agents, starts the daemon, adds a first source over the HTTP API, connects the agent it runs inside over MCP, and proves the connection with one read. Use when the user asks an agent to install or set up Tares, add a source, connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to Tares, or fix a local Tares install.
glassflow/tares · ★ 12 · AI & Automation · score 76
Install: claude install-skill glassflow/tares
# Tares Install and connect **Tares** (docs: https://docs.glassflow.ai/tares). Tares puts every event from a user's systems on one timeline per thing, wakes an agent when a trigger fires, and keeps the finding for the next reader. This skill takes a machine from nothing to: daemon running, one source receiving, this agent connected over MCP, one successful `read`. ## Operating rules - Act autonomously once the user asks for Tares to be installed. Ask only for what you cannot infer: which source to add first, and its one or two parameters (see step 4). - Say what is about to run and that it may take a while. `uv tool install` can take a minute; post a line of progress while it runs so the user does not kill it. - Print each command and its result. If a command fails, change something before retrying. - Never paste secrets into the console, the chat, or a file you show. Read them from environment variables (`GITHUB_TOKEN`, `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`). A variable exported only in your shell is not seen by a `tares up` started elsewhere; start the daemon from the shell that has it, or tell the user to set it where the daemon runs. - Do not create what already exists: `GET /api/sources` first, and skip a source whose name is taken. - Everything below goes through the HTTP API at `http://127.0.0.1:8787`, not the console. The console is for the user afterwards. ## 1. Prerequisites ```bash uv --version || pipx --version # one of the two; stop and tell the user how