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No pip, no virtualenv, no dependencies — it's stdlib-only and installs as a
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plain package directory plus a launcher wrapper.
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### Desktop tray (optional)
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A lightweight system-tray applet is available for desktop installs. It is an
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optional frontend — the daemon and core agent remain stdlib-only. Install the
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extra and launch it:
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pip install 'enodia-sentinel[tray]'
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enodia-sentinel-tray
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The tray menu opens the local dashboard, starts/stops/restarts the daemon via
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systemd, shows daemon status and alert count at a glance, and runs an on-demand
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quick check (results shown as a desktop notification). Copy
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`packaging/enodia-sentinel-tray.desktop` into `~/.config/autostart/` to launch
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it on login.
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## The red-team harness
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`sentinel-redteam` is the demo and the integration test in one. It simulates
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