CLI 0.7.0 — One-step daemon onboarding

nca daemon register now offers to start the daemon immediately after registration, so connecting a new local machine takes one extra keystroke instead of a second manual command.

Highlights

• After nca daemon register --token <TOKEN> succeeds in an interactive shell, the CLI prompts Start the daemon now? [Y/n]. Pressing Enter or y starts the daemon detached; pressing n keeps the existing register-only behaviour.
• Added -y / --yes flag for non-interactive setups (CI, unattended provisioning): nca daemon register --token <TOKEN> -y registers and starts the daemon in one shot, no prompt.
• Behaviour in non-TTY shells without -y is unchanged: the command only registers and prints the existing Next: run nca daemon start hint.

Notes

• The web app’s Settings → Local daemons now renders the full nca daemon register --token <TOKEN> command in a copy-ready block so it can be pasted straight into a terminal — see the new Register a local machine doc for the end-to-end flow.
• Use nca update --force --yes to reinstall the latest standalone binary.