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Instead of keeping a terminal session open, you can register Hiroshi as a background service that boots automatically on system startup. 
hiroshi service [ACTION]

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📋 Actions

  • install - Register Hiroshi as an OS daemon service.
  • uninstall - Remove the Hiroshi service from your system.
  • start - Start the registered background service.
  • stop - Stop the active background service.
  • status - Query the running status of the background daemon.

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💻 Platform Setup Instructions

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🪟 Windows Setup (sc.exe)

On Windows, Hiroshi registers itself as a native system service using the Windows Service Control Manager.
  1. Run PowerShell or Command Prompt as Administrator.
  2. Run: 
    hiroshi service install
  3. Start the service: 
    hiroshi service start

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🐧 Linux Setup (systemd)

On Linux, Hiroshi writes a systemd service unit file at /etc/systemd/system/hiroshi.service.
  1. Run the service installer: 
    sudo hiroshi service install
  2. Start and enable the service: 
    sudo systemctl start hiroshi

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🍏 macOS Setup (launchd)

On macOS, Hiroshi registers a LaunchAgent configuration file at ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.hiroshi.daemon.plist.
  1. Run the service installer: 
    hiroshi service install
  2. The agent loads and starts running under the active user session immediately.