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```
antares # terminal UI
antares serve # API + dashboard on :8787
antares serve # start API + dashboard in the background on :8787
antares status # show the background server status
antares stop # stop the background server
antares setup # configure it, in the browser or the terminal
```

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```bash
make build # → bin/antares, dashboard embedded
./bin/antares serve
./bin/antares serve # starts in the background
```

Use `antares serve --foreground` when running under systemd, Docker, or while
debugging and you want the server attached to the current terminal. Daemon logs
are written to `~/.antares/logs/daemon.log`.

### Accessing it from another machine

Both dev servers bind `0.0.0.0`, so a private-network address works directly:
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