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Vault-as-job-substrate engine — spawns claude -p against vault job notes on schedule.
Vault-as-job-substrate engine — spawns claude -p against vault job notes on schedule. The lightweight successor to parachute-agent for owner-operated automation.
Status: Phase 1.3 — friend-deploy ready. parachute-runner once and parachute-runner serve both work against a real vault: parse tag:job notes, render templates, spawn claude -p per job, write outputs (and failures) back as new vault notes. The HTTP admin surface (/runner/jobs, /runner/runs, force-run, config GET/PUT, clear-credential) is gated by hub-issued JWTs with runner:admin scope. The vault_token lives encrypted on disk (AES-256-GCM + master.key). On boot, runner self-registers into ~/.parachute/services.json so hub-as-supervisor and parachute status see it. Installable via parachute install runner or the hub admin SPA — friend-deploys (v0.6 single-container, Render) work out of the box.
The full design is in parachute.computer/design/2026-05-21-parachute-runner-design.md. The shape, in one paragraph:
Jobs are vault notes tagged job. Their YAML frontmatter declares cron schedule, model, output destination, and allowed tools. Their body is the prompt. Runner polls the vault for tag:job notes on a cadence, parses frontmatter into a schedule table, and on each scheduler tick either matures (cron-string fires) or skips. Maturing means: render templates, synthesize inline MCP config via parachute-vault mcp-config, spawn claude -p with the rendered prompt on stdin, write stdout to a new note in the same vault.
claude -p spawn with env scrubbing, output writer (success + failure paths), internal cron scheduler, /healthz, real once + serve CLI./runner/jobs, /runner/runs, /runner/jobs/<id>/run-now, .parachute/config[/schema], clear-credential), encrypted bearer storage (secrets.json + master.key), hot-reload of vault_url / vault_token / poll_interval / disabled via PUT-config.installDir (so parachute status + hub-as-supervisor + admin SPA see runner without an operator step); .parachute/module.json polish (port: 1945 declared); verified /runner/healthz mount-path alias alongside canonical /healthz; friend-deploy ready against hub-as-supervisor on v0.6 single-container + Render.tag:job, per-job pause/timeline view beyond the /runner/admin dashboard, parachute jobs ... umbrella CLI verb. See design doc.parachute-runner serve # long-running daemon, internal scheduler
--port <n> # override healthz port (default 1945)
--poll-interval <seconds> # override poll cadence
--shutdown-timeout <seconds> # graceful-shutdown deadline (default 30)
parachute-runner once # one-shot — enumerate matured jobs, run, exit
--only <path> # target a single job (includes schedule:manual)
--date <YYYY-MM-DD> # override the {{date}} template
--dry-run # enumerate + render, but don't spawn claude
parachute-runner --help # full flag/env reference
parachute-runner --version
---
schedule: "0 8 * * *" # cron or daily/hourly/weekly/manual
model: claude-opus-4-7
allowed_tools:
- mcp__parachute-vault-default__query-notes
output_path: "jobs/runs/{{job_name}}/{{date}}" # optional template
output_tags: [job-run] # optional — job-run is always added
timeout: 10m # optional — default 600s
disabled: false # optional
---
Today is **{{date}}**. ... prompt body ...
Failure notes (non-zero exit, empty stdout, timeout, template error) land at <output_path>.failed with job-run-failed tag and run_error / run_stderr_tail in frontmatter.
Once hub is running (parachute expose hub or the v0.6 single-container deploy is up), runner installs through the same path as every other module:
# CLI install — bun add -g + seed services.json + start
parachute install runner
# Or from the hub admin SPA: /admin/modules → "Install" → pick `runner`,
# then "Configure" opens runner's own config page at /runner/admin —
# the module-owned dashboard with the config form (vault_url, vault_token,
# poll interval, kill switch), so nothing needs the CLI except minting the
# vault token: parachute auth mint-token --scope vault:<name>:write
# Verify the install
parachute status # runner appears with port + version + uptime
curl http://127.0.0.1:1945/healthz
The first parachute-runner serve boot self-registers runner into ~/.parachute/services.json with installDir stamped, so parachute restart runner and the hub well-known builder resolve to this checkout without a vendored fallback.
parachute-runner@openparachute/runner1945 (claimed slot in the canonical 1939–1949 Parachute range)/runner (admin endpoints), /.parachute (module-protocol endpoints)AGPL-3.0.
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Vault-as-job-substrate engine — spawns claude -p against vault job notes on schedule.
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