keyword 'subsystem'; remove whitespace; grammar fix.
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please open a [Github issue](https://github.com/libp2p/go-libp2p-daemon/issues).
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- ✅ Protobuf control API exposed over a Unix domain socket.
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- ✅ Connection lifecycle: connecting and disconnecting with peers.
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- ✅ Connection lifecycle: connecting and disconnecting to/from peers.
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- ✅ Stream lifecycle: opening and closing streams.
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- ✅ Stream <> unix socket 1:1 mapping.
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- ✅ Daemon identity: auto-generated, and persisted.
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- 🚧 DHT operations.
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- 🚧 Pubsub interactions.
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- Circuit relay support.
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- 🚧 Subsystem: DHT interactions.
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- 🚧 Subsystem: Pubsub interactions.
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- Subsystem: Circuit relay support.
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- Enabling interoperability testing between libp2p implementations.
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- Go binding.
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- Python binding.
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These are the medium-term priorities for us. If you feel something is missing,
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please open a [Github issue](https://github.com/libp2p/go-libp2p-daemon/issues).
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- Multi-tenancy, one application = one identity = one peer ID.
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- Multi-tenancy, one application = one identity = one peer ID.
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- app <> daemon isolation; trust-less scenario; programs should not be able to
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interfere or spy on streams owned by others.
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interfere or spy on streams owned by others.
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- Shared-memory local transport between apps and the daemon: more efficient
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than unix sockets.
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- Extracting local transports as go-libp2p transports.
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- Extracting local transports as go-libp2p transports.
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- Allowing "blessed" applications to act on behalf of the daemon.
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- Global services implemented in the user space.
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- Global services implemented in the user space.
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- Plugins: services providing features back to the daemon, for use by other
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tenants.
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tenants.
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