Daemon Seeker

Daemon Seeker is the mobile command center for the desktop IDE. Pair your phone, approve agent actions before they touch files, deploys, or wallets, and sign Solana transactions through Mobile Wallet Adapter.

Seeker is built for Solana Mobile (Seeker / Saga) and any Android device with a Mobile Wallet Adapter compatible wallet installed. It is distributed through the Solana dApp Store. The desktop IDE remains the full build environment.

What it does#

Pair the phone with your Daemon desktop install over a local relay session.
Stream every agent-proposed file write, terminal command, deploy, and wallet flow into a mobile approval queue.
Approve or reject each action with one tap. The desktop only executes after the phone confirms.
Authorize a Solana wallet through Mobile Wallet Adapter and sign messages or transactions on the device.
Receive push alerts when an agent is waiting on you, when a build fails, or when a deploy succeeds.

Install#

Daemon Seeker installs from the Solana dApp Store. On a Seeker device, open the dApp Store app, search for Daemon, and install. On any other Android device, install the dApp Store first, then install Daemon Seeker.

Once installed, open the app and grant notification permission if you want approval alerts. The Pair tab is where every session starts.

Pair the phone#

Pairing creates a short-lived encrypted relay session between Daemon desktop and the Seeker app. The phone never touches your files directly; it only sees signed approval requests and signs wallet payloads.

From desktop

Open the desktop IDE and switch to the Solana toolbox.
Click the Seeker tab.
Click Start Seeker pairing. The desktop generates a code, a local relay URL, and a deep link.

From phone

Open the Seeker app and tap Pair.
Enter the pairing code shown on desktop.
Enter the relay URL the desktop displays. Both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi or LAN.
Tap Pair. The status pill turns green when the desktop confirms.

The pairing code expires shortly after it is generated. If the timer runs out, click Create new pairing session on desktop to mint a fresh one.

Deep link

Desktop also exposes a Daemon Seeker deep link in the format below. Opening the link on the phone fills the pairing code and relay URL automatically.

Seeker deep link

daemonseeker://pair?code=DMN-ABCD-87&relay=http://192.168.1.10:7778&project=Daemon

Review and approve agent actions#

Once paired, every sensitive action the desktop agent wants to take becomes a card on the phone. Each card includes a risk level, a description, and a preview of the command, diff, or transaction.

Action class	What lands on Seeker	Default risk
File writes	Path, change summary, line count	Low
Terminal commands	Full command preview	Medium
Dependency installs	Package list and lockfile delta	Medium
GitHub pushes	Branch, commit summary, target remote	Medium
Solana deploys	Cluster, program id, IDL hash	High
Token launches	Mint, supply, fee config	High
Wallet signing	Transaction or message preview	High

Approving sends an approval.approve event back to the desktop relay and the desktop continues with the action. Rejecting sends anapproval.reject event and the desktop cancels the request.

Wallet signing#

The Wallet tab uses Mobile Wallet Adapter to authorize a Solana wallet on the phone. Daemon Seeker never sees your private keys; it only requests signatures from a wallet app that is already installed on the device.

Connect a wallet

Open the Wallet tab and pick a cluster (defaults to devnet).
Tap Connect Seeker wallet. Mobile Wallet Adapter opens any compatible wallet on the device, like Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack.
Approve the authorization request inside the wallet app. Daemon Seeker stores the auth token locally for the session.

If no MWA-compatible wallet is installed on the phone, the connect button will return an error. Install Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack from the dApp Store or Play Store first.

Sign the pairing handshake

Tap Sign pairing message after connecting a wallet. This produces a signed message that the desktop relay can verify, proving the phone holds the wallet that authorized the session. This step is optional but recommended.

Devnet vs mainnet#

Daemon Seeker defaults to devnet so wallet flows can be tested without risking real funds. Switch to mainnet-beta from the Wallet tab when you are ready to sign live transactions.

Push notifications#

Optional. The Pair tab has an Enable notifications button that requests permission and registers an Expo push token. With permission granted, the phone shows a banner whenever an agent action arrives, a build fails, a deploy succeeds, or a payment lands.

Architecture#

Daemon Seeker is a small React Native app. The desktop side runs a local relay service that brokers sessions, holds approval state, and forwards events to the phone. No data leaves your network during a normal session.

Pairing + approval flow

Desktop                                  Seeker (phone)
--------                                  --------------
Solana toolbox > Seeker tab
  -> Start pairing
  -> SeekerRelayService creates session
  -> shows code, relay URL, deep link

                                          Pair tab
                                            -> enter code + relay URL
                                            -> POST /api/seeker/events { type: 'pair' }

SeekerRelayService marks paired
  -> session status flips to 'paired'

Agent proposes action
  -> SeekerRelayService.publishApproval(...)
  -> push event into session

                                          Approvals tab
                                            -> renders card
                                            -> Approve / Reject

                                          POST /api/seeker/events
                                            { type: 'approval.approve', approvalId }

SeekerRelayService updates approval state
  -> desktop agent reads result
  -> action runs or cancels

Troubleshooting#

Symptom	Likely cause	Fix
Phone says 'Could not reach desktop relay'	Phone and desktop are not on the same network	Connect both devices to the same Wi-Fi or use a hotspot
Pairing code is rejected	The code expired	Click Create new pairing session on desktop
Connect Seeker wallet errors immediately	No MWA-compatible wallet installed	Install Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack on the phone
Notifications never arrive	OS-level permission denied or doze mode	Re-enable in Android settings, then reopen the Pair tab
Approval card never reaches the phone	Desktop relay was restarted after pairing	Re-run pairing from the desktop Seeker tab
Wallet shows wrong cluster	Cluster mismatch between phone and desktop	Switch the cluster on the Wallet tab to match the desktop project

Privacy#

Daemon Seeker stores pairing codes, relay URLs, and the active wallet's public address only on the device.
Private keys never leave your wallet app and are never seen by Daemon Seeker.
The mobile app talks only to the desktop relay URL you provide. We do not operate a hosted relay.
See the full privacy policy for details.

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