It's cool that Aquameta installs itself, but this shouldn't be done automatically. Instead, if the daemon's check that Aquameta is installed on a database fails, it should prompt the user:
./aquameta -c conf/boot.toml
Aquameta is not installed on this database. To initialize the database, use --init.
# oh ok
./aquameta --init -c conf/boot.toml
It's cool that Aquameta installs itself, but this shouldn't be done automatically. Instead, if the daemon's check that Aquameta is installed on a database fails, it should prompt the user: